What are the three model families available in Claude?	Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku.
Which model is designed to deliver the highest level of intelligence and is best suited for complex, long-term reasoning tasks?	Opus.
What are the primary trade-offs associated with using Opus?	Moderate latency and a higher cost.
Which model is optimized specifically for speed and cost efficiency, making it ideal for real-time, user-facing applications?	Haiku.
What key capability does Haiku lack compared to Opus and Sonnet?	Reasoning capabilities.
Which model is considered the "sweet spot" because it strikes a balance between intelligence, speed, and cost?	Sonnet.
If a use case requires strong reasoning for a complex task, which model should be prioritized?	Opus (choosing quality over speed and cost).
If speed and real-time response are the highest priority, which model should be chosen?	Haiku (choosing speed and cost efficiency).
How can a developer utilize multiple models within a single application?	By assigning different tasks based on priority (e.g., Haiku for UI, Opus for complex logic).
What is the fundamental difference between Claude's three models?	How they are optimized (intelligence, speed/cost, or balance).