Anthropic, the Google-backed AI startup, has introduced Claude Opus 4.1, a powerful upgrade to its flagship AI coding model, designed for real-world software development, advanced reasoning, and agentic task execution. This latest release marks a major step forward in AI for coding and research automation, offering developers smarter and more efficient solutions.
The Claude Opus 4.1 model builds on its predecessor, Claude Opus 4, with enhanced capabilities for in-depth research, data analysis, and agentic coding workflows. According to Anthropic, the model is specifically optimized for real-world coding environments and tasks that demand precision and contextual understanding.
Currently, Claude Opus 4.1 is available for paid Claude Code users and accessible via Anthropic’s API, Amazon Bedrock, and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, maintaining the same pricing as the previous version.
In terms of performance, Claude Opus 4.1 delivers noticeable improvements, boosting its SWE-bench verified score from 72.5% to 74.5%. It also shows significant advancements in mathematics, agentic terminal coding (TerminalBench), GPQA reasoning, and visual reasoning (MMMU) benchmarks — making it a top choice for developers seeking AI-driven coding support.
With plans to roll out further enhancements in the coming weeks, Anthropic continues to push the boundaries of AI for software development, helping businesses and developers leverage next-gen coding assistants for faster, smarter, and more accurate programming.
The Claude Opus 4.1 model builds on its predecessor, Claude Opus 4, with enhanced capabilities for in-depth research, data analysis, and agentic coding workflows. According to Anthropic, the model is specifically optimized for real-world coding environments and tasks that demand precision and contextual understanding.
Currently, Claude Opus 4.1 is available for paid Claude Code users and accessible via Anthropic’s API, Amazon Bedrock, and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, maintaining the same pricing as the previous version.
In terms of performance, Claude Opus 4.1 delivers noticeable improvements, boosting its SWE-bench verified score from 72.5% to 74.5%. It also shows significant advancements in mathematics, agentic terminal coding (TerminalBench), GPQA reasoning, and visual reasoning (MMMU) benchmarks — making it a top choice for developers seeking AI-driven coding support.
With plans to roll out further enhancements in the coming weeks, Anthropic continues to push the boundaries of AI for software development, helping businesses and developers leverage next-gen coding assistants for faster, smarter, and more accurate programming.
