[00:03] likely than its predecessor to let flaws in its own code pass without flagging [music] them. Now, that's not a small improvement. It's the model catching its own mistakes before you. [music] It also produces dishonest summaries of agent
[00:15] decoding work about 70 times less often than [music] Claude Sonnet 4.6. And when an AI is handling long, complex tasks on your [music] behalf, that level of honesty matters. Another major upgrade is effort control, [music] so you can
[00:28] choose how hard Claude thinks before responding. So, it defaults to high but XI and max modes are available for the toughest problems. And when speed matters more than deep reasoning, fast mode runs at roughly [music] 2.5 times
[00:41] the speed. Now, for developers, Claude code now supports [music] dynamic workflows with parallel sub-agents. So, instead of working through a massive it can split the work across multiple
[00:53] agents operating simultaneously. Pricing remains unchanged from Opus 4.7. So, it's $5 per million input tokens [music] and $25 per million output tokens. So, that means more capability, but the same cost. [music] So, now this isn't just
[01:07] another model update. It's a glimpse of what a serious AI assisted work looks For more tips like these, follow us on Play Learn.