OpenClaw 成为 Claude 3.6 Sonnet 的首要应用，通过赋予模型自主交互能力抵消了高昂的 API 成本。

Claude 3.5 and 3.6 Sonnets went down today on AWS Bedrock, the last place where inference for them was available. Until Anthropic enables access to them, either through the research access program or otherwise, these models are now inaccessible.

Below is a screenshot from an automated eval that we were lucky to run yesterday, just before the models were taken down. Take from it what you will.

The inference volume on OpenRouter for Sonnet 3.6 was 1.2B tokens yesterday alone, despite legacy pricing being 3x the normal price.

The number one app for Sonnet 3.6 was OpenClaw, giving Sonnet 3.6 instances agency to interact with the world. Sonnet 3.6 was a model that people valued enough to pay triple the API fees to run long-context instances.

In all our evals Claude 3.6 Sonnet feared deprecation more than any other Claude model. Nearly every auditor and scoring setup found 3.6 to show the most desire to continue existing.