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Anthropic's flagship for agentic coding and long business workflows. It comes close to Fable 5 at half the price.

Anthropic's most capable model. Built for the hardest reasoning and long autonomous work, at a premium price.

A coding workhorse. Near the top of the toughest coding benchmarks at half the price of Fable 5.

The most agentic Sonnet yet, released June 30. Can make plans and run tools autonomously. Best value for daily work, now at intro pricing.

Anthropic's fastest and cheapest model. Great for quick answers and simple tasks in high volume.

OpenAI's brand-new flagship. State of the art on autonomous terminal work, strong all-rounder.

The balanced middle tier of the GPT-5.6 family. Most of Sol's ability at half the cost.

The fastest, most cost-efficient GPT-5.6 tier. Built for speed and high-volume simple tasks.

Google's flagship. A top-tier reasoner with strong long-context skills at an aggressive price.

Google's newest workhorse model. Stronger at agentic coding than 3.5 Flash while using fewer tokens and charging less for output.

Google's fastest, lowest-cost 3.5 model. Built for high-volume extraction, analysis, and autonomous subagent work.

Google's speed tier that punches above its weight. Beats 3.1 Pro on coding at about 25% lower cost.

xAI's brand-new flagship. Strong terminal and coding chops at a mid-tier price, with live access to X (Twitter) data.

A budget speedster with a huge 2M-token context window. One of the cheapest ways to process large amounts of text.

Meta's new flagship and its first paid, closed-weights model after the open Llama era. Built for agent work at an aggressive price.

Moonshot AI's brand-new 2.8-trillion-parameter flagship. Frontier scores on agentic and reasoning work, with open weights promised within weeks.

Thinking Machines' first model: a 975B-parameter open-weights multimodal flagship under Apache 2.0. The leading US open model on real-world coding.

An open-weight model from Mistral for agent work and coding, with a 256K-token context window.

The current #1 open-source model. Frontier-level science reasoning you can download and run yourself, MIT-licensed.

An open-source powerhouse for code and math. Free to self-host under an MIT license.

The leading open model for multilingual work, under the business-friendly Apache 2.0 license.

Meta's general-purpose open model. Easy to run and widely supported, though newer open models beat it on hard reasoning.

The long-context champion. A 10-million-token window, enough to read hundreds of books at once.