OpenRouter’s multimodal workflow story is broader than simple vision support, because the platform documents a unified API layer for images, PDFs, audio, and video while preserving the same routing, model abstraction, plugin support, and structured-output features that already define its text-based workflows. That matters because the platform is not presenting multimodality as a narrow model feature or a separate product category, but as a general file-ingestion and media-pro

Claude Opus 4.6 is being positioned by Anthropic not simply as the most capable Claude model in a general sense, but as the model users should choose when a task is hard enough that speed alone is no longer the main objective and where stronger reasoning, better orchestration, and more dependable multi-step execution become the priority. Anthropic’s own product language is unusually direct on this point, because the company says Opus 4.6 is built for professional software eng

Claude Opus 4.7 and Claude Opus 4.6 sit very close to each other in Anthropic’s naming sequence, yet the actual comparison becomes much more interesting once the discussion moves away from version labels and into the concrete mechanics of how the two models are priced, how they behave, how they consume tokens, and how they fit into real production workflows. Claude Opus 4.6 already arrived with a serious premium position inside Anthropic’s lineup, and it was introduced as a m