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Anthropic: Claude Opus 4.8 (Drafted)

anthropic/claude-opus-4.8-cheap

Anthropic: Claude Opus 4.8 (Drafted) is a 1,000,000-token model served on Composite at $6.34 per million tokens in and $12.7 per million tokens out.

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Specifications

Specifications and pricing as served by Composite
Model IDanthropic/claude-opus-4.8-cheap
Providercv11
Context window1,000,000 tokens
Acceptstext, image, file
Returnstext
Input price$6.34 per million tokens
Output price$12.7 per million tokens
Prompt cachingNot offered for this model
Cost on a monthly planAbout 51 plan credits per typical call (8k in, 1k out)
Routing endpoints2 (base plus 1 routing variant)

Measured on Composite

This model has not carried enough traffic on Composite yet to publish a success rate, a latency figure or a traffic rank. The numbers appear here once it has.

Routing variants

The same model behind 1 alternative endpoint. Call the id directly to pin a route; the base id above picks for you.

RouteModel IDProviderPrice
cheapThink anthropic/claude-opus-4.8-cheap:cheapThink cv11 $6.34 per million tokens input · $12.7 per million tokens output

Pricing

$6.34 per million tokens input · $12.7 per million tokens output

Credits pay the provider’s price plus 25%; cache hits cost less.

On a monthly plan, a typical call (8k tokens in, 1k out) uses about 51 plan credits, at the provider's own price.

Provider

cv11

Roleplay fit

Claude models are widely regarded for nuanced, in-character writing and for following detailed system prompts and character cards closely.

Context behavior

With a 1,000,000-token context window, it can hold a long-running roleplay or a full lorebook in memory without losing earlier plot details, so it suits multi-session campaigns and character cards with heavy backstory.

Cost for regular use

It is priced for quality-sensitive scenes, where writing quality and instruction-following matter more than minimizing per-message cost.