Sonnet

“Like sonnet will still create things that kind of like floor you sometimes. Opus can just handle much more complexity. I'd say it is the big heuristic there.”

“We still see an overwhelming majority of customers using OpenAI, but almost everyone is using Anthropic for the, and Sonnet specifically for their side projects, whether it's You know, via cursor or prototypes or whatever.”

“Most preference ranked was GPT-Four-O, then Momo-Semety-Two-B, then Gemini, then Sonnet, then the Seven-B.”

“Anything where it just seems simple and like, you can do one off and you don't need to bring a ton of context into it. You can typically use like sonnet or GPT for that. Anything where I feel like if I was going to try to implement it myself and I would need t…”

“Even GPT 4.5 is too expensive. Normally it's really gonna use it in, in any reasonable quantity. Like, you know, Claude 3.5 Opus, like if it does exist, still not like, you know, the thing that we actually use is Sonnet, right? So like, it's almost like a depl…”

“So we, in our internal team right now, and this could change. We have about half of our internal team using a different model other than Sonnet as their main way of using AMP.”

“When cursors switch from Sonnet to GPT-V as like the default model that was like, you know, Two hundred million our revenue for Anthropic that kind of went away and like moved on to GPT-V.”

“I actually think Figma did a really good job with Make in that they you can tell that there's much more of a bridge between the sort of underlying design model and what the LLMs are doing in kind of coordination between Sonnet”

“Sonic couldn't handle two tools with the same name in OpenAI, GPT, 5.2. It was like, ah, I can figure this out. So that was an interesting one that we learned by accident through a SEV.”