Vibe Coding With Claude Sonnet 4.6
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I'm going to be vibe coding with the newly released Claude
sonnet 4.6 This was a model that released yesterday from
anthropic and so far.
I am very impressed I was able to use this model
extensively yesterday and so far.
I have a lot to say about it I've already put it through
the bridge bench I've put it through the creative HTML test
and I have a lot to talk about and show you in this video
We are going to be looking at benchmarks We are going to be
putting it through production vibe coding tasks to really
give this model a fair shake And by the end of this video,
I will share whether or not it is bridge mind certified
with that being said if you haven't already Liked
subscribed or joined the discord make sure you do so
There's a link in the description down below to join the
fastest growing vibe coding community on the internet right
now And with that being said,
let's get right into the video All right So the first thing
that I want to do is actually take a look at this model
inside of open router see how fast it's running From
anthropic check out the price and compare it a little bit
with opus 4.6 So right away you can see the million context
window.
That's pretty that's pretty good,
but that's was expected from this model We also can see a
three dollars per million on the input in a fifteen dollars
per million on the output That is the same exact pricing as
sonnet 4.5 If we compare this now to opus 4.6,
you know You're talking about a 1 million in context with
opus 4.6 and then the price Five dollars and twenty five
dollars respectively.
So you're talking about like close to a 40 What is that 40%
cost reduction when talking about sonnet compared to?
Opus so you're talking about a 40% cost reduction The
question really is is okay How much of a speed up is sonnet
compared with opus and we can see that here So here you can
see that from anthropic anthropic is putting out this model
at 40 tokens per second And with opus you're looking at 32
tokens per second So what even is that a 25% speed up I
believe so you're talking about a 25% speed up when when
comparing sonnet?
Versus opus which is pretty good get 25% faster And then if
you look at the latency the latency 1.22 seconds versus 2
.25 seconds,
so it almost cuts the latency is half So this is a more
performant model for sure and then you're talking about a
little bit more of a price reduction But something I do
want to emphasize is that if you guys remember Claude
sonnet 5 4.5 was very very popular and The reason that it
was popular is that at the time that Claude sonnet?
4.5 was the best model that anthropic had it was when opus 4
.1 was the leading opus model Okay And something I want to
highlight here that some people may forget is that the
reason that sonnet?
4.5 was so much better at that time,
which is what I don't know maybe four or five months ago at
that point The reason it was so much better is that it had
this price three dollars per million and fifteen dollars
per million While the leading opus model was fifteen
dollars per million and seventy five dollars per million So
this was a 5x in an increase in price to use opus models
But that's no longer the case right and the point that I
want to make here that everybody needs to understand is if
you guys Remember when sonnet 4.5 was like by far the best
model that everybody was using that was when opus was way
more expensive And they really reduced the price for opus
So that makes it a little bit more that brings in the
debate it makes the debate a little bit hotter for hey
Should you use sonnet or should you use opus?
So with that being said,
let's now take a look at the benchmarks and look at the
improvement from sonnet 4.5 to 4.6 So here it is.
You can see the terminal bench 2.0.
You're looking at an 8.1 percent improvement agentic coding
suite bench verified This is the most in courting important
coding benchmark that I always look at and here they were
able to get a 2.4 percent Improvement which is okay,
but you're talking about a one point.
It's still 1.2 percent worse than opus 4.6 So in terms of
coding you're still looking at that opus 4.6 and saying
okay This model is more capable there now if you do compare
this in the agentic computer use It's just right up there
with opus 4.6 It does very good with computer use and if we
actually go to the blog that anthropic put out They
emphasized computer use a lot in this blog.
Look at this.
They actually emphasized this first They said almost every
organization has software It can't easily automate
specialized systems and tools built before modern
interfaces like API's existed to have AI view software
Software users would previously have had to build bespoke
connectors But a model that can use a computer the way a
person does changes that equation So this is something that
I've talked about previously on on live streams and in my
channel is just the fact that Hey computer use is coming
That's the reason that I think open claw is such a big deal
is that computer use is going to become a much bigger deal
In the future you're going to have isolated environments
and these AI agents are going to be using these computers
Look at sonnet 3.5 in October 20 24 Compared to where
sonnet 4.6 is now look at that 14.9 compared to 72.5,
which is just insane So take note of that also They did put
out look at this the agentic financial analysis that beat
out the office tasks It also beat out it did perform very
well an agentic tool use right up there with opus 4.6 So
this model is on par with opus 4.6.
It's not it's not better than it You know,
we've seen sonnet models like sonnet 4.5 was better than
the opus model that existed at the time You're like, okay,
use use sonnet 4.5, right?
But now that we have opus 4.6 with the price that we're
getting it at,
you know You're only talking about a 40% price reduction
and then a 25% speed improvement So that does kind of bring
into the equation the equation What should you be using
look at novel problem solving opus 4.6?
10% higher 10.5 percent higher than sonnet 4.6 So there's a
lot that you can look at here and say okay opus 4.6 is
still a really capable model That is better than sonnet 4
.6.
So you have to weigh Okay,
do I want that improvement in speed but do I also want to
have that at a price reduction, right?
So like you have to you just have to ask yourself that
question Another thing that they emphasized is that users
preferred sonnet 4.6 to opus 4.5 Their frontier model from
November 59% of the time.
This is really interesting that they said this So 59% of
the time people actually preferred this model and they
relate they rated it as significantly less prone to Over
-engineering and laziness.
So that's very very interesting.
It means that it's better instruction following Okay,
so that's another important thing.
Also look at this guys So if you guys are familiar with the
vending bench,
this is a really trending bending Benchmark the vending
bench.
Look at how it performed sonnet 4.6 outperforms sonnet 4.5
on vending bench arena by investing in capacity Early then
pivoting to profitability in the final stretch.
Look at how it performed 6,000
versus like barely over 2,000
So it was it was like close to 3x more performant,
which is insane So you're looking at this and you're saying
okay Look at the difference between sonnet 4.5 and 4.6 Like
that's actually a pretty noticeable difference And what we
want to look at is we now want to look at the bridge bench
and we want to see okay How does this model actually
perform in our own personal benchmarks?
And what we've done is we've created bridge bench to do
that and I want to emphasize that I have Now index this in
bridge bench.
You guys can go check it out If you go to bridge mind and
just go to community go to bridge bench There's also going
to be a link in the description down below but check out
how this performed.
So Here's Claude Opus 4.6.
Here's Claude sonnet 4.6.
Here is the entire ranking so you can see here's GLM 5
Here's Quinn 3.5.
Here's mini max m 2.5.
Here's GPT 5.2.
Codex So Claude sonnet 4.6 outperforms GPT 5.2 codex.
It does better in completions.
It also is faster So here you can see that the the total
time and I'm gonna change up the formatting of this But the
total time for sonnet 4.6 to complete this benchmark was
924 seconds Whereas with Opus 4.6,
it was 983 seconds and with GPT 5.2 codex.
It took 2245 seconds,
so that's where you know with with these philanthropic
models There's so much more performance and speed and I
will say that they did improve this with GPT 5.3 codex They
improved the speed but this model we can't benchmark it yet
since it's not available in OpenRouter or the API The next
thing I want to take a look at is the creative HTML
benchmark So this is a benchmark that we use to be able to
actually look at UI comparisons So the first one is the
lava lamp So let's go take a look at the lava lamp that
sonnet 4.6 produced.
Here it is right here So this is the lava lamp produced by
sonnet 4.6.
You guys can make your judgments on this Let's go back over
to Opus 4.6 and look at this.
So here's Opus 4.6.
Here is sonnet 4.6 So definitely different approaches.
I don't know what you guys think is better But here's the
lava lamp.
Another one that I like to take a look at is the retro
space invaders This is probably my favorite one to look at.
Here's how Opus 4.6 performed I think it did very well on
this on this creative HTML test,
but let's take a look at how sonnet 4.6 performed Let's
take a look at it here sonnet 4.6 And I did post this on X
and a lot of people were saying that they thought that
Sonnet 4.6 did a better job because it followed the
instruction look at the alien behind it like added in a
boss It added in a really just the spaceship down there at
the bottom is a little bit better styled It did make it
more retro.
So you're seeing the styling and the styling so far is
pretty impressive So in terms of styling,
I think that this is a very capable model for styling Let's
go check out if it is in design arena.
Let's go over here and check out design arena AI let's go
see if it's in design arena yet.
I actually don't know if it's in design arena Let's check
the leaderboards though.
So sonnet it is in design arena.
Look at this.
So sonnet 4.6 performs 1338 so it is behind opus 4.6.
So opus 4.6 got 1397 the thinking version got 1373 and then
GLM 5 got 1354 and then sonnet 4.6 Performed for they got
fourth place with 1338.
So that's actually interesting It did perform worse than
GLM 5 but still up there highly outperforming Gemini 3 Pro
and Way outperforming GBT 5.2 high so that gives you guys a
look at the UI and the styling There I think that even
though like it is 1338, you know,
you are bringing into the account of like,
okay It is more affordable.
It's faster.
That is very important to note Also another important
benchmark that I do want to pull up is the artificial
analysis This is one of the most important benchmarks that
I look at.
So let's see.
It should be benchmarked Let's take a look and just make
sure real quick.
So here is the artificial intelligence.
This is a really important benchmark Let's see if it's
indexed here.
Let's go to sonnet 4.6 it is here.
So here it is adaptive reasoning and then let's also add
GBT 5.2 to the mix as well I think I turned it off by
accident.
So let's see here sonnet.
Oh my gosh guys Look at this sonnet 4.6 max is ranked
number one.
That is insane.
So it actually outperforms G Or I guess it's Thai,
but I guess it's outperforming here.
Maybe it did a little bit better So it's outperforming but
look at this sonnet 4.6 on the intelligence index
outperforms opus 4.5 And let's take a look at opus 4.6 and
add that to the equation.
So here's opus 4.6 So it is under opus 4.6 And again,
that's what we're seeing is we're seeing whereas with
sonnet 4.5 versus opus 5 or opus 4 Sonnet 4.5 was a better
model at that time, right?
But what we're seeing is that opus 4.6 is actually still
Outperforming sonnet 4.6,
which is actually a good thing if we go to the coding
index.
Let's take a look there Wow, look at this guys.
So on the coding index,
this is big So on the coding index sonnet 4.6 is the best
performing model in the artificial intelligence analysis
coding index Look at this 49 and then 51.
So this is the highest performing model in the artificial
analysis coding index I definitely need to make an ex post
about that because that's a big deal.
This this is a high value Index so we want to take a look
at this now.
Oh my gosh Agenic index it absolutely performs really well
Let's add is GLM 5 added to this index as well because I
know GLM 5 performs very well on this one as well Let's add
it so GLM 5 performs well on this agentic index But look at
this it destroys GPT 5.2 and again a little bit under opus 4
.6 max But look at that 63 that's very very performance.
Another thing that we want to take a look at is the
hallucination index So let's scroll down a little bit and
take a look at that.
That is the index that measures the hallucination rate So
let's take a look at this.
Wow.
Wow chap.
Look at this 38% on the hallucination index This is insane
So if you look at opus 4.6 That's at 60% and on this
benchmark the lower the score the better and look at that 38
% so that is a 10% reduction in the hallucination rate from
sonnet 4.5 So that is very very impressive.
That's something to look at right hallucination rate is
very very important You know a big problem with Gemini
models is that they hallucinate all over the place, right?
Like or even is Gemini 3 Pro look at that 88% in something
that we see with these Anthropic models is that they do
have very good hallucination rates, right?
Meaning lower hallucination.
You look at GPT 5.2 extra high 78% where now look at this
sonnet 4.6 38% So this model is going to hallucinate less
than opus 4.6 and that is going to make it more reliable So
you're talking about a model that's going to be more
reliable.
That's faster.
That's cheaper This is this is this model has a lot of
potential guys and that's going to summarize the benchmark
review And now I want to move on to actually using this
model inside of quad code and talking to you guys about
what I saw Yesterday in my session my vibe coding session
at a vibe coding No talking stream and I also was using
this model when it initially launched during my vibe coding
in app until I make a million dollar Series so with that
being said,
let's launch Claude code and actually start vibe coding
with this model All right guys,
so I have bridge voice and bridge space launched These are
two tools in our vibe coding suite that I'm going to be now
using in order to vibe code with sonnet 4.6 You can see
bridge voice is a very good voice to text tool and a bridge
space is a great ADE agentic development Environment to be
able to manage an agent swarm So you can see I have 16
sonnet 4.6 agents open and I have my voice to text tool And
I'm just gonna start working like I normally would in
production and you guys can follow along as I put this to
the test But for a minute here,
I'm just gonna put all of this to the test to watch this
The first thing I'm going to do is drop in bridge bench I
need you to review a bridge bench and take note of the new
speed test bench that we have What current results do we
have coming out of the speed test?
Are there any models that have completed the speed test?
So we're going to drop this in and then we're also going to
go over here and we're going to drop in the bridge Mind UI
I need you to do an in-depth review launch three sub agents
to be able to review this website and review it in terms Of
the performance for lighthouse and make sure that this
website is optimized for speed and performance as well as
for SEO Do an in-depth deep dive and analyze it and then
tell me your findings with these three sub agents So I'm
going to drop these in here.
I'm then going to go over here.
I'm going to drop in a bridge voice.
I Need you to do an in-depth review of the customized
scroll bar that is in this application I need you to make
sure that it has an on theme scroll bar for this app that
works Well both on Windows and Mac and Linux I also need
you to make sure that that top header looks good and is
customized for Windows Mac and Linux So let's now do that.
So it looks like only one model has the results so far
anthropic So what I need to do now is I'm going to drop in
bridge mind UI I need you to review this website and go to
the bridge bench page and add this as a toggle for the
speed test bench Where we will be able to display the
leaderboards for the fastest models Please create this new
toggle in the bridge bench page and then update accordingly
add this sonnet 4.6 model to the leaderboard there So we're
going to pass this in and just for reference So you guys
can see what that is doing So if we go over here and we
actually go over to local host What you guys are gonna see
is that we can go to bridge bench,
which I kind of show you guys earlier but you can now it
art Wow it already added the speed bench and Wow,
so it already did that that's actually really impressive So
let's um,
let's now go over here and let's let's drop in another
prompt.
So let's drop in bridge voice I do have an issue with
bridge voice locally I need you to launch three sub agents
to do an in-depth review of bridge voice We made some
updates recently when we added in the ability to be able to
toggle the view of the widget between Logo only versus
having the logo and bridge voice for the widget pill and
now the widget pill is no longer showing when I initially
launched bridge voice would you launch three sub agents to
do an in-depth deep dive to figure out why the Widget pill
is no longer displaying on Mac Do an in-depth deep dive and
figure out what is causing this and then implement a fix so
that it does display on launch So I'm gonna do that and I'm
gonna launch another agent and this one is for bridge
Actually,
I can't do that because we're using it locally right now So
let's see this one.
So these agents are all working right now This one is doing
a look there and then I'm also gonna do a follow prompt on
this one I need you to look at the models that we have
tested in open router like GLM 5 Minimax M 2.5 and I now
need you to launch sub agents for each of these models that
we have not put through the speed Bench and I need you to
benchmark mark these models and then output their results
respectively But launch sub agents for each model that we
have not yet put through the speed bench yet So we're gonna
put all those models.
I'm just gonna send that there we're also going to launch
here and I will say that so far what I am finding is that
this is Noticeably like I was using this last night and
this model is very fast and it is reliable You know when
you look at that hallucination rate one thing that I can
say for certain is that it is more it is very reliable It's
a very reliable model.
It's cheap.
It's fast.
I need you to create an agent team that is built around
identifying AI slop code and Ways that we are able to
improve performance in bridge mind API You need to create a
team that will be able to evaluate the API which is a nest
JS Application and this team will be able to work together
to identify findings that we can improve the code without
breaking functionality Improve performance without breaking
functionality launch this team and output your findings and
then using that same team I need you to implement fixes
again without breaking any functionality.
So let's also paste that in So that is going to create a
team So we'll put teams to the test and one thing with
teams is that you know quad code they released teams and
teams with something I said,
hey This is going to be useful But Claude Opus 4.6 is just
a little bit too expensive to actually get the use out of
teams So with sonnet the interesting part about sonnet is
that sonnet is a 40% cost reduction So with that 40% cost
reduction that is going to make teams a little bit more
usable because with Opus if you launch a team It's going to
max out your usage immediately.
But with sonnet, it's you know,
you're looking at 40% cost reduction So you're just gonna
get way more use out of your plan,
right and it's right up there in performance It's even
better with the hallucination rate.
So definitely something to take note of let's launch bridge
my API and I already put it in I need you to run the test
suite and fix any failing tests.
Let's launch this one.
So you can see that team is now being created Let's now go
over here and drop in another one here and I'm gonna drop
in the bridge mind web app and the bridge mind UI I need
you to do an analysis of the onboarding flow and I need you
to make sure that the styling is polished and that it Is
accurate and flows well with best practices.
So let's drop this in another interesting thing that we
have is this one is now done So this one is giving us about
the lighthouse performance 72 to 78 the target is 90 plus
So total estimated our 30 to 40 hours for full
implementation.
So it's not at 4.6.
Just probably take about 10 minutes So I now need you to
output all of the findings so that we can get our
lighthouse score to improve Run the test and then create a
structured readme file with everything that is needed So
that we can create documentation and then be able to start
improvements But first you need to create this readme you
need to run the test and then create the readme
respectively Okay,
so let's paste that in now and then I'm gonna go over here
and I have an interesting problem here Which is the URLs
when I'm redirecting with bridge space and bridge voice.
So check out the URLs here So you see this one redirected
to this This here this port and then this desktop code It's
not a very friendly URL and what I want to do is I want to
improve the URL redirects for both bridge space and Bridge
voice without impacting the auth functionality.
So I'm gonna drop in both of these redirects and I'm going
to paste this in I'm going to say I want you to take a look
at the URLs that I get sent to when Using the auth flow for
both a bridge space and bridge voice take a look at these
URLs And then also can I get this can I go back one?
So yeah I want to go back one too so that it can take a
look at like the other step Because I think that this can
be improved and this is a little bit more of a just
difficult and nuanced task It's a little bit weird, right?
So let's drop this in so we have bridge voice bridge space
and you can see that even in the bridge Voice it says
electron redirect, right?
That's not necessarily correct, right?
It's a little bit outdated So let's now pass in bridge
voice and let's also pass in bridge space tari And what
we're now going to do is we're going to say I want you to
do a deep dive on the redirect URLs and the auth flow for
both bridge space and bridge voice think through best
practices for creating a user friendly URL system you can
see that for bridge voice it has electron redirect even
though this even isn't even an electron application So
there's some issues there It would be really nice if we
could optimize the URLs to be user friendly and follow best
practices launch three sub agents and Search the internet
for the best practices for this and then I need you to
create a structured plan for updates That will not break
functionality But we'll update the URLs and this off flow
to be to have URLs that are more user friendly and follow
best practices So I also need to drop in the bridge mind UI
and again We are currently using bridge voice and bridge
space which are tools in our vibe coding tool suite You can
currently subscribe to bridge mind pro for 50% off your
first three months So $10 a month for your first three
months,
you can go to bridge mind AI and learn more But these
products are getting closer and closer to shipping They
already are in production for Mac OS and Windows and we're
getting to more stable releases But these products are
going to be very helpful for vibe coders and I use them
daily in my workflow So it's a creative match patterned
here.
So this is the recommendation So these are all the issues
that it found So I'm now I want you to launch sub agents
that will implement updates for each in the best practice
way That will not break functionality,
but we'll implement the fixes accordingly So we're going to
now pass that in it looks like all tests of two thousand
two hundred eight tests are all passing So we don't need to
worry about that.
Let's see this here.
So we are passing these tests It looks like let's let's
look at the speed test here.
So Aurora alpha two hundred fifty eight tokens per second
cloud sonnet four point six 63 tokens per second.
So here on the speed test this actually was running at 63
tokens per second So even though it said 40 tokens per
second in my speed test I got sixty three point eight
tokens per second,
which is absolutely nuts inside of open inside of open
router inside of the bridge bench Speed test.
So that's one thing to look at there.
Sixty three tokens per second I'm very interested to see
what we get out of Opus four point six It looks like Quinn
three point five was at fifty one and then a couple more
are still running I need you to add Opus four point six to
this as well.
So let's let's do this as well We'll get the results from
Opus four point six here These agents are analyzing and
what I will say about using this model is what yesterday I
was using it I'm using it right now.
And what I will say is I notice it being more reliable I
noticed the hallucination rate being lower I notice it
being faster and I notice it being able to one-shot So in
terms of talking about this model and whether you should be
using it whether it has the bridge mind stamp of approval
Boom bridge mind stamp of approval.
I will say I can tell that this is a good model just after
using it This is something that you want to start
implementing in your workflow that 40% cost reduction and
the speed increase for this model is very impressive It's
noticeable.
You're going to notice it when you're launching teams,
you're going to notice it when you're using sub agents You
know if you go to this is another thing that I wanted to
talk about if you go to model, right?
This is something that you guys need to know about.
So the model menu has changed for quad code So check this
out.
So select model switch between cloud models.
So the default recommended is Opus four point six This is
the most capable model for complex work and you now have
the ability to this is this is new with yesterday's
deployment Of sonnet four point six.
They also shipped this so now you can choose the one
million in context for Opus four point six But look at
this.
It's billed as extra usage.
Do you guys see this?
So I don't know why they necessarily did this This is
weird.
So They have the default right?
But then they also have the one million in context and then
that's billed as extra usage and I don't know why they did
that So if you want to get absolutely taxed you can select
the one million in context and then it's the same thing for
sonnet So you can choose sonnet and it says best for
everyday tasks and then you can also choose sonnet 1m and
it said billed as extra usage and This is actually billed
at a higher price.
So six dollars per million and $22.50 per million,
you know,
that's that's something interesting and it's a little bit
misleading If I'm being completely honest because you're
looking at open router, right?
And if you go over to open router What we're gonna see is
you look at it and you're like,
oh one million in context three dollars per million on the
input Fifteen dollars per million on the output.
That's great But then in quad code for some reason they're
making these 1 million in context models Basically unusable
because they're not even allowing you to use it with your
plan.
They're billing it as extra usage So this is something I
wanted to highlight Maybe you guys can let me know in the
comment section down below is the like what is this model
even running at right?
Like sonnet, can I even ask it?
Like could I switch over here and could I say what is the
context window on this model?
Will it will it respond?
Will it let us know because 1 million in context is like
great, right?
Wow Okay,
this is actually something new that we just learned guys So
sonnet 4.6 if you're using it just normally without having
it set to this 1 million in context It has a two hundred
thousand context window that is actually a little bit.
I'm gonna dock it a little bit here This is not good.
This is not a good approach.
So they're billing it for a higher price with more cost per
token you're unable to use the 1 million in context with
your plan and the normal default mode only has a 200,000
in context like that's really really interesting because if
you look at Gemini obviously Gemini models They all have 1
million they have over a million in context and this is
just hey if you're using Gemini 3 Pro It's using that by
default right same thing with GPT.
I can only look at GPT 5.2 But GPT 5.2 codecs this one has
a context of 400,000
right and that's like what so it's 2x So that's one thing
that I'm gonna kind of dock against quad code is I don't
necessarily know why they're doing that I'm still going to
approve the model I'm going to be using this but why is it
that they're not offering us this model with the 1 million
in context window with Our plan that's just a little bit
weird, right?
So let's go back over here and it looks like these are
still running.
We have the speed test going up This one is all fixed and
this is very very fast great work I now need you to launch
sub agents that will implement the fixes without breaking
functionality or writing AI slop code So these are all
working.
Let's launch this one.
Let's see how this one is doing.
So it does have a plan here So what did it say?
So what changes does it want to make so it says change URL?
Which one how is it gonna change URL output a table of your
plan?
Show me the URL before and then show me what you're going
to change it to So let's go here and let's just kind of
make sure that that looks right But that's definitely one
thing to note is that this model selector is a little bit
odd I don't know what you guys think about this,
but definitely something that we want to take note of
right?
Go ahead and implement it.
So I'm going to implement that but even with this context
window drawback I still am noticing some differences and
some improvements and now it does bring Sonnet back into
the equation,
you know with Sonnet models if you guys remember Sonnet 4.5
before we got Opus 4.5 Sonnet 4.5 was by far the best
coding model on the market and then we got Opus 4.5
Everybody forgot about Sonnet 4.5,
but Sonnet 4.6 this is a significant improvement for the
Sonnet suite and it comes at a 40% cost reduction with
about a 25% speed increase So definitely something that you
guys are going to be see me working on and working with in
my vibe coding workflows And with that being said guys,
I'm gonna give it the bridge mind stamp of approval I hope
this helped you guys and you guys are gonna see me using
this in streams And with that being said if you haven't
already liked subscribe and join the discord Make sure you
do so and I will see you guys in the future
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The video reviews the new Claude Sonnet 4.6 model, comparing its performance, speed, and cost to Opus 4.6. Sonnet 4.6 offers a 40% cost reduction and a 25% speed increase over Opus 4.6. Benchmarks show improvements in areas like the Agentic Coding Suite and a significant reduction in hallucination rates (38% for Sonnet 4.6 vs. 60% for Opus 4.6). The reviewer also tests Sonnet 4.6 in practical
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