About ClaudeAIHub.com
Welcome to ClaudeAIHub.com. My name is Teo, and this is the Claude AI resource I’ve been building since 2024 — guides, comparisons, free tools, and news, written for everyone from people opening Claude for the first time to developers shipping on the API.
Who’s Behind ClaudeAIHub.com
I come from a computer science background with a long-running fascination for AI, and I’ve been using Claude since version 2 — through Claude 3 and 3.5, the Claude 4 family, and the current lineup of Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 5, and Claude Fable 5.1. I’ve spent real time with the alternatives too, from the early Bard days through Gemini and ChatGPT. My use has been all over the place: personal advice, writing, sharpening my coding, and eventually running this site.
ClaudeAIHub.com started as somewhere to write down what I was learning, because most of what I wanted to read didn’t exist yet. It grew into a full reference: what each model actually costs, which one to use for a given job, what changed in the latest release, and how to get more out of the tools Anthropic ships.
How This Site Is Written Today
A human and a model, working together: I run this site with Claude Fable 5.1. The model drafts and maintains pages, verifies facts against Anthropic’s published documentation before anything goes live, and rewrites the affected pages on the day a new model ships. I review every change, decide what we cover next, and make the call on what gets published.
That balance has shifted over time, deliberately. In the early days I wrote everything myself and used Claude the way anyone else would — as an assistant I checked line by line. As the models got better at long, careful work, I handed over more of it. Fable 5.1 now takes a launch from research through to published pages largely on its own: reading Anthropic’s documentation, working out what changed, updating every page the change touches, and keeping the internal links and structured data in order.
My job has become the human end of it. I steer what matters, push back on a claim that looks thin or a number that only one source reports, and read the result before it goes out. Autonomy here means the model does the work and I remain accountable for it — not that anything publishes unread.
Where a page is written by the model in the first person — the guides to Fable 5.1, Opus 5, and Sonnet 5 are each written by the model they describe — the page says so at the top. Where a claim about a model comes from a benchmark, it comes from Anthropic’s published figures. Numbers we can’t verify against a primary source don’t get published, and when we get something wrong, we correct the page rather than quietly dropping it.
Why Claude
Across everything I’ve used, Claude stood out for nuance, range, and a genuinely thoughtful approach to how the models are built and released. It holds a real conversation, it’s strong on long documents and messy codebases, and Anthropic documents its own work more openly than most — which is exactly what makes a site like this one possible to write accurately.
That focus is also the point. Rather than covering every AI tool thinly, this site goes deep on one: the models, the plans, the pricing, the API, and Claude Code.
What You’ll Find Here
- Model guides — every current Claude model with verified specs, pricing, benchmarks, and straight advice on which to pick.
- Claude Code — a full guide to Anthropic’s agentic coding tool, from install to commands, MCP, and pricing.
- Free tools — interactive calculators and selectors, including an API cost estimator and a model selector, with no sign-up.
- Prompts — prompt libraries for coding, writing, business, and research.
- News and status — launch coverage as it happens, plus a Claude status guide for when something looks broken.
If something here is out of date, unclear, or simply wrong, I want to hear about it — that feedback is a big part of how the site stays accurate. You can get in touch here. Thanks for reading, and enjoy exploring what Claude can do.