Sonnet 5.5's lower price makes token-heavy agent workflows affordable, says Every
every · x · 2026-09-29
- Token cost is a common objection to higher-level abstractions like projects, claude tags, and dynamic workflows.
- Every argues that with Sonnet + Opus 5.5, that level of intelligence is now affordably available.
- Recommendation: try Sonnet 5.5 specifically when building workflows, paired with Opus.
Related event: Anthropic Launches Claude Sonnet 5.5: Over 30% Faster, Up to 30% Cheaper(58 posts)→
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