Anthropic
Opus 4.8
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.8 (새 탭에서 열림)
Dynamic Workflows plans and runs parallel subagents, so codebase-scale work stops needing a human orchestrator.
Opus 4.8 orchestrates parallel subagents, Google I/O delivers Gemini 3.5 Flash and WebMCP, MCP announces its stateless rewrite, and Codex moves to phone and browser.
Anthropic
Opus 4.8
Dynamic Workflows plans and runs parallel subagents, so codebase-scale work stops needing a human orchestrator.
If you pin chat-latest, your app's default model changed under you this month.
Self-hostable on four GPUs: the strongest open coding model for on-prem this month.
Flash now beats 3.1 Pro on coding, which reshuffles which tier you reach for.
A cheap long-context agent backend, if you accept a non-Western API dependency.
Server authors have until the July 28 final to plan their migration.
/usage is the first real answer to what is eating my limits, broken down per skill, subagent, plugin, and MCP server.
No new model; the pitch was orchestration of the existing ones, so you wake up to ready-to-merge PRs.
It closes the loop between an agent writing frontend code and an agent verifying that it renders.
Approving a long-running agent's pending action no longer requires a laptop.
WebMCP would let a website expose structured tools to a browser agent instead of being scraped.
Directly relevant if your agents hold credentials or act unsupervised.