You'll need to use a separate credit pool now.

If an agent is inefficient and burns through tokens, it simply drains the user's new $20 to $200 Agent SDK credit budget ...

Anthropic’s move reflects a broader industry shift toward metered pricing for AI agents, forcing developers and enterprises ...

To be clear, it will still be possible to use Claude models like Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku to power OpenClaw and similar external agents, but users will now need to opt into a pay-as-you-go or API.

Anthropic caused a stir among developers with what appeared to be a surprise change to its pricing plan: The company signaled that Claude Code, the popular agentic development tool, would no longer be ...

The AI subscription buffet may still be open, but the plates are getting smaller, the premium dishes are moving behind higher tiers and the meter is starting to matter.

My terminal takes better notes than I do.

It’s about to become more expensive for Claude Code subscribers to use Anthropic’s coding assistant with OpenClaw and other third-party tools. According to a customer email shared on Hacker News, ...

Recalling his initial experience using the coding assistant Claude Code, Reinert says, 'The first few weeks were very pleasant.' It was fast, the token rewards were reasonable, and the quality was ...

Reflecting a broader trend of Microsoft embracing Claude AI, recent VS Code updates show the company accommodating Claude Code beyond model selection, with support for Claude-specific instruction ...

DeepClaude swaps Claude Code's expensive Anthropic backend for DeepSeek V4 Pro, keeping the agent loop, slashing the bill.