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Architecture Overview — How the Lineup Is Structured

Architecture blueprint

Architecture blueprint

Blueprint view — illustrative stand-in for the tier structure below.

Anthropic organizes Claude into tiers by capability/cost, not a single flagship:

All four generally-available tiers above Haiku share a 1M token context window and 128K max output.


Model Comparison Table

Model Context Window Max Output Input Price Output Price Best Used For
Claude Haiku 4.5 200K tokens $1 / MTok $5 / MTok High-volume, low-latency tasks
Claude Sonnet 5 1M tokens 128K tokens $2 / MTok $10 / MTok Everyday coding, balanced speed/intelligence
Claude Opus 5 1M tokens 128K tokens $5 / MTok $25 / MTok Complex agentic coding, enterprise workflows
Claude Fable 5.1 1M tokens 128K tokens $10 / MTok $50 / MTok (cache reads at ~$0.25/MTok) Long-horizon reasoning, multistep research, heavy document/spreadsheet/slide work
Claude Mythos 5.1 1M tokens 128K tokens Same as Fable 5.1 Same as Fable 5.1 Gated — Project Glasswing partners only

Code-Side Improvements by Tier

Claude Sonnet 5

Balanced pick for day-to-day coding — standard feature work, boilerplate, refactors, and multi-step tool use where latency and cost matter more than maximum reasoning depth.

Claude Opus 5

The biggest jump is in agentic and long-horizon coding: it holds context across larger codebases, plans multi-file changes, and scales its own reasoning effort (via adaptive thinking) when a task is genuinely hard rather than applying a fixed thinking budget.