Anthropic shipped its most capable model today. The part nobody's saying out loud: the version you and I get isn't technically the full model. It's the same brain with a leash on it. Mostly that doesn't matter — here's the real breakdown. - Fable 5 and Mythos 5 are the same model. Same weights, same capability. The only difference is safeguards. Mythos 5 (raw, cyber guardrails lifted) stays locked to government cyber partners via Project Glass Wing. Fable 5 is the public, safe version — and for 95%+ of sessions you're driving the full thing. The leash only pulls on cyber, bio/chem, or trying to copy the model. - It's a coding + agent release first. SWE Pro: Fable 80.3% vs Opus 4.8 at 69.2% and GPT 5.5 at 58.6%. Stripe migrated a 50M-line Ruby codebase in a day (manual estimate: 2+ months). It beat Pokémon Fire Red from raw screenshots alone. The longer and gnarlier the task, the bigger the lead. - Price: $10 in / $50 out per million. Roughly double Opus, priciest flagship on paper. But the old Mythos preview was $25/$125 — so you're getting a stronger model for less than half. Don't run cheap high-volume jobs on it; reach for it when the task is hard enough that one good run beats five cheap failures. - One behavior to know. Hit a guarded topic and the answer quietly falls back to Opus 4.8 (they disclose it). Filters are tuned cautious, so they sometimes flag harmless stuff. If a normal reply feels a notch less sharp, that's why — not a bug. - There's a clock. Free on Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise through June 22. Metered on usage credits from June 23. ~2 weeks to test it free. My take: spend the next two weeks finding the 2-3 jobs where Fable clearly beats Opus, then only pay for those after the 23rd. Don't dump your whole workload on it out of hype. 📎 Full Fable 5 guide PDF pinned below — the benchmarks, the full pricing table, the API swap, and the rollout dates. This is exactly the kind of release we break down inside The AI Accelerator (free, 19k+ members). Come compare notes on what's actually worth running on it.

Anthropic just shipped Opus 4.8. While everyone chases speed, the headline feature is weird: it's 4x less likely to write you broken code and not tell you about it. And honestly, that's the one that matters. The big stuff: - Honesty + — stops and flags what it's unsure of instead of bluffing - Coding record — SWE-Bench Pro 64.3% → 69.2%, ~10 points clear of GPT-5.5 - Beat OpenAI on OpenAI's own GDPval — 1890 vs GPT-5.5's 1769 - Fixed the 4.7 token mess — ~61% cheaper doc reads, less chatty - Same price — $5/$25 per M tokens, third Opus with no price bump Also new: dynamic workflows in Claude Code (parallel sub-agents that self-check — the Bun creator rewrote 750k lines into a new language in 11 days), effort control in the app, fast mode 2.5x faster + 3x cheaper, 1M context default, and Mythos (a model above Opus) coming in the next few weeks. My take: 4.7 was rough. 4.8 isn't about the benchmarks — it's that Anthropic fixed the boring stuff (context, compaction, token bleed). If 4.7 burned you, this one earns it back. 📎 Full Opus 4.8 cheat sheet PDF pinned below — every benchmark, every new feature, my switch verdict, all on one page. 🗓️ Free live webinar June 3rd, 7pm ET — the 4 AI agency offers working right now. Show up live for the AI Offer Selection Scorecard. Not recorded. Register: https://theaiaccelerators.com/registration Comment: switching back to Claude, or fully GPT-pilled? 👇 [Watch the video here ▶️]

This is Claude Code — but the model under the hood isn't Claude. It's DeepSeek V4, the open-source model that's trading blows with Claude on coding benchmarks. Two-line swap, five-minute setup, and the bill drops by up to 100x. I just had it build me a full interactive dashboard from one prompt — polished design, live calculations, three minutes start to finish. The kind of output I'd expect from Opus. That same build on Opus would've cost $20–30. I ran it for two cents. The price of a stick of gum. I've been routing my Claude Code work through this DeepSeek endpoint for three weeks across all three of my companies, shipping the same code I shipped last quarter on Anthropic's API. In this video I break down: - The exact one prompt that does the entire install (Claude Code sets itself up) - Why this works NOW — DeepSeek V4 (April, MIT license) finally caught up on SWE-bench - The pricing math: Opus at $5/$25 per million vs DeepSeek at $0.14/$0.28 - The 70/30 workflow that cut my bill in half without losing quality - The 4 specific places this setup breaks — because nobody's being honest about that ⚠️ This is officially supported. DeepSeek documented the swap themselves — it's not a hack. It also works with OpenCode and OpenClaw. 📎 Pinned below — full step-by-step guide PDF with the install prompt, the env block, the model-picker workflow, the 4 limitations, and the reset commands for when you're done. This video is sponsored by Snapdragon. The whole build ran on the HP Omnibook X 14" powered by Snapdragon — dedicated AI engine in the silicon, so long Claude Code sessions run all day with no throttling, fan noise, or battery drain. #SponsoredBySnapdragon 👉 https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/mdp/hp-omnibook-x-3074457345618072174--1/hp-omnibook-x-3074457345618072175--1 Drop a comment: what would you build, or leave running around the clock, if your Claude Code bill dropped 90% tomorrow? If a few of you land on the same idea, I'll film the build next.

Antigravity 2.0 is a major change from the older version. Google removed the built-in VS Code-style editor and terminal. Its now a standalone, agent-only app designed purely for chatting with agents and managing projects. Because it is agent-only, there is no editor pane, no terminal panel, and no extensions marketplace. You can go back to the version that you're used to by following this step by step.

I just asked Claude Code to read every company in Y Combinator and show me the AI agent startups under 10 people. Y Combinator doesn't have an API. I'm not scraping their site. It came back in 50 milliseconds — none of it hit my context window. The way I'm doing this is a CLI. Not an API. Not an MCP server. A CLI. And the tool I'm using in this video lets you build one for any website on the internet — in about 90 minutes, hands-off — even sites with no API and no MCP server. In this video I break down: - The real reason every serious AI company is shipping a CLI in 2026 (Claude Code, Codex, gh, Stripe, Playwright, gws — they're all CLIs) - API vs MCP vs CLI — and why MCP is silently eating your context window (Anthropic shipped Tool Search Tool to fix this — that tells you everything) - The open-source tool that turns ANY website into a CLI your agent can drive - The full Y Combinator directory build, start to finish — 5,887 companies, 7 features no existing tool has 📎 Pinned below — full step-by-step guide PDF with every install command, the kickoff prompt, the factory phases, and the exact demo queries from the video. 🎁 While you're here: Outskill is running a free 2-day Claude-A-Thon this weekend — deep dive on Claude + 10 other AI tools, mentored by leaders from Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Nvidia. First 1,000 seats are free: 👉 https://links.outskill.com/NICPU This pairs perfectly with the video — if you're going to build CLIs for your own stack, you want to know what Claude can actually do first. Drop a comment with the website you wish your agent could use that doesn't have an API. If a few of you land on the same one, I'll build the CLI on stream. [Watch the video here ▶️]