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Claude Opus 4.8 Thinking

Claude Opus 4.8 Thinking sits at the top of Anthropic's reasoning lineup, built around internal reasoning blocks that let the model deliberate through complex logic before producing an answer. This design positions the variant for tasks that benefit from explicit chain-of-thought style processing, including high-accuracy code generation, agentic workflows, and nuanced data analysis on long enterprise documents. The thinking variant is offered alongside a base endpoint and a web-search equipped variant that adds live web retrieval and file analysis, giving teams flexibility in how much external grounding to provide to the model during a session.

In practical terms, Claude Opus 4.8 Thinking is aimed at users who need careful step-by-step reasoning rather than fast single-shot responses. Its deep reasoning blocks make it well suited to multi-step coding problems, planning tasks in agent setups, and analytical work over lengthy documents where internal deliberation improves answer quality. Resellers highlight it as Anthropic's premier reasoning option for complex logic tasks, and GPTProto lists it among other frontier offerings, suggesting competitive positioning against other top-tier reasoning models. Teams evaluating it should weigh the added latency from extended thinking against the gains in accuracy on hard reasoning, coding, and analytical workloads.

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NanoGPT
Model key
anthropic/claude-opus-4.8:thinking
Release date
May 28, 2026
Last updated
May 28, 2026
Knowledge cutoff
2026-01
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Cost

Input token cost
$5.00
Output token cost
$25.00

Limits

Input tokens
1,000,000 tokens
Output tokens
128,000 tokens
Context window
1,000,000 tokens

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CoverageBenchmark

Sonar's evaluation blog benchmarks Claude Opus 5 Thinking against an explicit Claude Opus 4.8 Thinking baseline on a 4,441-task Java suite (158 HumanEval, 386 MBPP, and 3,897 ComplexCodeEval tasks) analyzed with SonarQube. Reported results for the Opus 4.8 → Opus 5 transition include an 88.6% pass rate on the 544 Human Anthropic describes Opus 5 as released on July 24, 2026, positioning it as frontier intelligence at half the price of "Claude Fable 5" and emphasizing self-verification of logical flaws during planning — the capability Sonar set out to test. For anyone still running Opus 4.8 Thinking via NanoGPT, the post is useful as

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Anthropic's official "What's new in Claude Opus 5" documentation describes Opus 5 as a step-change improvement over Opus 4.8 with the largest gains in deep reasoning, agentic and long-horizon tasks, and test-time compute scaling. The page directly references the subject model by listing "two breaking changes for code r For developers running Opus 4.8 Thinking through NanoGPT or any Anthropic-compatible endpoint, this page is the authoritative migration reference: it enumerates the behavioral deltas inherited from Opus 4.8 defaults (thinking on by default, restricted thinking-disable threshold) and the new opt-in betas that require ex

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