Launches · 10 min read
Five new AI models arrive in Modalis: what changes for each workflow
Meet GPT-5.6 Luna, Terra and Sol with Claude Sonnet 5 and Opus 5, and compare availability, plan access, commercial floors, and key differences.
Explore practical content on AI model governance, cost control, multilingual operations and production workflows for global teams.
Launches · 10 min read
Meet GPT-5.6 Luna, Terra and Sol with Claude Sonnet 5 and Opus 5, and compare availability, plan access, commercial floors, and key differences.
Guides · 11 min read
GPT-5.6 Luna, Terra and Sol share modern context and tool foundations but target different economics. Compare specs, Modalis access, and upgrade signals.
Comparisons · 10 min read
Sonnet 5 changes more than capability: default thinking, tokenizer, parameter rules, context, and safeguards all affect how teams should test a migration.
Comparisons · 10 min read
See what Anthropic says changed in Opus 5 for long-running agents and professional work, and when Sonnet 5 may remain the more disciplined choice.
Pricing · 11 min read
See how input, output, cache, thinking, and tools shape charges, while separating provider cost from Modalis credits, plan access, and commercial floors.
Operations · 10 min read
See how Modalis separates provider claims from observations, controls prompts and settings, repeats runs, and publishes evidence limits in model comparisons.
Pricing · 1 min read
A practical framework to map model cost, latency and support overhead into a pricing layer your customers understand.
Operations · 1 min read
The operational checklist for teams that need more than one provider and want consistent governance across outputs.
Comparisons · 1 min read
A practical comparison of leading text models for analysis, content production, cost control and operational consistency.
Launches · 1 min read
A rollout framework for evaluating new AI releases without destabilizing pricing, support and customer expectations.
Productivity · 1 min read
The highest-return AI use cases usually come from removing repeated low-leverage work, not from replacing every process at once.