… I was missing out on the upgraded assistant I needed when I saw everything it did for me, from finding the lipstick I needed on Amazon to creating a good-looking timeline for the Claude models. …
… I'm not here to argue against Claude's models They're good, end of story Running local LLMs to offset my use of Claude was a smart play, but I can't deny that Claude's models are fantastic. Opus has been the best for reasoning among any LLMs I've used, even the frontier models from other companies. …
… The vision upgrade is probably the most underrated part of the Opus 4.7 release for anyone who isn't a developer. Prior Claude models processed images at around 1.15 megapixels - Opus 4.7 handles up to 3.75, which is more than three times the resolution. …
… Claude Code : The command line tool that gives me access to Claude in my terminal. It’s a separate product from the web/desktop/mobile apps - it’s included in Pro but requires a separate install. More models : Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5. Cowork : Claude's desktop automation tool. …
… When Codex ships something, Claude Code does the same. If I ask Claude Code or Codex to review its own work, I get a version of the same problem the student-grading-themselves had. The model agrees with its earlier choices. …
… Related I finally found a local LLM I actually want to use for coding Qwen3-Coder-Next is a great model, and it's even better with Claude Code as a harness. …
… Just in the past few days alone, the company launched Claude Design, routines in Claude Code, Claude for Word, Managed Agents, released Cowork generally and the list goes on. For many, the most anticipated release in the entire wave was Anthropic's newest flagship model, Opus 4.7 . …
… Even if setup was smooth, Open WebUI’s artifacts depend on the model responding in exactly the right format to trigger the render panel, and a general-purpose local model like 3.5 isn’t tuned for that the way Claude is. Claude just does it every time. …
… The free tier of Claude.ai does not include access to Projects, which is one of the key reasons Anthropic highlights Pro as a productivity upgrade for power users. Not quite. Claude Projects requires a Claude Pro subscription or a higher-tier paid plan. …
… Claude Code's Pro plan frankly has disappointing limits too. On Claude Code, I'd hit the session limit with just a few prompts even when using a lightweight model like Sonnet . That says a lot. Money-wise, Claude has four tiers: Free, Pro $20/month , Max 5x $100/month , and Max 20x $200/month . …