What are the three model families discussed for Claude?	Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku.
Which model is designed to deliver the highest level of intelligence and is best for complex, long-term projects?	Opus.
What are the primary trade-offs associated with using Opus?	Moderate latency and a higher cost.
Which model is optimized 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.
Where does Sonnet sit in Claude's lineup, and what is its primary strength?	It sits in the "sweet spot," offering a good balance of intelligence, speed, and cost.
If a user prioritizes strong reasoning and quality over speed and cost, which model should they choose?	Opus.
If a user's priority is speed and real-time interaction, which model should they choose?	Haiku.
When is Sonnet the best choice for a user?	When they need a balance between intelligence, speed, and cost for most practical use cases.
Can a user only select one model for an entire application?	No, a user can use multiple models (e.g., Haiku for UI, Sonnet for logic, Opus for complex tasks).