🔥 App update: Claude Sonnet 5 available in Make

:high_voltage: Claude Sonnet 5 in Make gets you Opus-level reasoning on multi-step decisions at Sonnet-tier price and speed.

Introducing Anthropic Claude Sonnet 5 in Make native AI apps

Claude Sonnet 5, a new AI model from Anthropic, is now available in Make. It closes most of the quality gap with Opus agentic work, while staying at Sonnet-tier pricing and speed.

That makes it the model to pick inside Make for scenarios that run often, like support triage, daily reports, or high-volume document processing, where running Opus on every execution costs more than the task needs.

Like Opus, Claude Sonnet 5 has a 1,000,000-token context window. That means a single Anthropic Claude module step in your Make scenario can take in a full document set instead of being chunked across several, without paying Opus rates to do it.

What’s new with Claude Sonnet 5 in Make

  • :rocket: Big quality jump, same tier: Claude Sonnet 5 at medium effort matches the intelligence of Claude Sonnet 4.6 at high, and Claude Sonnet 5 at high matches Sonnet 4.6 at max. The Make scenarios that used to need max effort (and max cost) to hold up no longer do.

  • :open_file_folder: Same 1M context window as Opus, right inside Make: Feed a full document set into one Anthropic Claude module step in your Make scenario without chunking it across several. Opus-level headroom without Opus-level cost.

  • :gear: Better spend control for your Make scenarios: Claude Sonnet 5 runs on a new tokenizer, so re-check any hard output caps you’ve set in Make’s Anthropic Claude module (e.g. 4096 or 8192 tokens). Existing limits tuned for older Sonnet versions may need to be raised to avoid truncated runs.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Try my starter scenario to see the Anthropic Claude AI models automated with Make: https://ma.ke/claude-in-make-demo

What you can automate with Claude Sonnet 5 in Make

  • :ticket: Support and ops triage in Make: Build a Make scenario where Claude Sonnet 5 reviews incoming tickets, decides the next action, and routes the case. It’s a scenario that fires all day long, where Sonnet-tier cost matters more than squeezing out Opus’s last bit of nuance.

  • :bar_chart: Daily reporting with Make: Set up a scheduled Make scenario that pulls from feeds, sources, or exports each morning and uses Claude Sonnet 5 to produce one summary. It’s a recurring job that doesn’t need an Opus-sized bill to stay sharp.

How to use Claude Sonnet 5 in Make

Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5 is available in these Make native apps:

What would you automate first in Make if the AI step suddenly stopped being your most expensive one? Add Claude Sonnet 5 to your next Make scenario and find out.

:eyes: We’re also finalizing Claude Fable 5 in Make. Stay tuned :eyes:

Happy automating! :purple_circle:

Valery from Make

:books: Helpful resources

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Anthropic Claude app in Make documentation

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Make AI Toolkit documentation

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Make AI Agents documentation

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Well that was fast. Didn’t the release it for the rest of the world like yesterday?

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Haha, at Make, we like moving fast when a new model drops!

Try my starter scenario to quickly test Claude Sonnet 5 workflow automation in Make: https://ma.ke/claude-in-make-demo

Is there a plan to add it as a model to the AI Agent module? So far I can only use GPT models natively

Absolutely! You can already use Claude Sonnet 5 (alongside other Anthropic AI models) with Make AI Agents using an Anthropic API key :clap:

We are also working to add Claude AI models to the Make AI Provider, so you do not need an Anthropic API key to automate with Make and Claude.

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Here we go! :sparkles: Anthropic’s new Mythos-class model, Claude Fable 5, has landed in Make: 🔥 App Update: Claude Fable 5 is available in Make