Claude-exclusive platform

We only build on Claude.

Depth over breadth. We build exclusively on Anthropic's Claude — routing across Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus inside every agent to match the right model to each task. Here's why we chose Claude, and how the three models fit together.

Why Claude-only?

Most AI platforms hedge with multi-LLM support. We don't. We picked Claude because it's measurably the best for autonomous agents in production: • Highest SWE-bench scores — the industry benchmark for autonomous coding • 1M-token context window on Opus — whole repositories fit in one prompt • Native MCP (Model Context Protocol) — the open standard for agent tool use • Extended thinking — multi-step reasoning for complex incident diagnosis • Computer Use — agents interact with web UIs without waiting for APIs • Constitutional AI safety training — fewer production hallucinations • Anthropic's agent-first roadmap — Managed Agents, Skills, Memory, Code Execution Multi-LLM platforms sound safe but deliver mediocrity. Every model has different strengths, different prompt conventions, different failure modes. Supporting all of them means optimizing for none. We chose depth. We know Claude's capabilities, edge cases, and cost-optimization patterns better than anyone else serving our customer size. That's the only way to deliver production-grade autonomous agents.

The Claude model family we route between

Three models, one routing layer. The right brain for each task.

~400ms$

Claude Haiku 4.5

Triage & Classification

Classifies incoming tasks from Slack, Teams, or CLI. Routes to the right specialist agent in under half a second.

  • Intent detection
  • Ticket triage
  • Log parsing
  • Structured extraction
~2s$$

Claude Sonnet 4.6

Code & Execution

Writes production code, opens PRs, runs tests, and drives deployments. The workhorse behind most agent actions.

  • Code generation
  • Refactoring
  • Test authoring
  • Tool use
~6s$$$

Claude Opus 4.7

Reasoning & Root Cause

Deep reasoning for incident diagnosis, architecture decisions, and multi-step debugging. The model we reach for when stakes are highest.

  • Root cause analysis
  • Architecture review
  • Incident diagnosis
  • Migration planning

Haiku classifies → Sonnet executes → Opus reasons when stuck

The Claude capabilities we use

Nine Claude-specific features wired into our platform — not marketing bullets, actual orchestration primitives.

Extended Thinking

Opus 4.7's adaptive thinking for multi-step reasoning on complex incidents and architecture decisions.

Used by: Support Agent (root cause diagnosis)

1M-Token Context

Whole codebases, architecture docs, and incident histories fit in a single prompt on Opus 4.7.

Used by: Code Agent, Support Agent

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Anthropic's open standard for connecting Claude to external tools. We build custom MCP servers per engagement for GitHub, AWS, Terraform, Jira, Snowflake, internal APIs, and more.

Used by: All agents

Prompt Caching

Repeated context (runbooks, codebases, schemas) cached across sessions — reducing repeat-query cost ~90%.

Used by: All agents — keeps client bills low

Computer Use

Claude interacts with web UIs — AWS Console, Salesforce, Jira, internal dashboards — without pre-built APIs.

Used by: DevOps Agent

Vision

Multimodal debugging: Claude analyzes architecture diagrams, error screenshots, and dashboard charts.

Used by: Support Agent

Batch API

Bulk operations (test generation, code audits across repos) at 50% cost.

Used by: Test Agent

Structured Outputs

Reliable schema-enforced JSON/XML for tool orchestration and cross-agent handoffs.

Used by: Supervisor Agent

Constitutional AI Safety

Anthropic's safety training reduces production hallucinations — fewer false diagnoses, safer code changes.

Used by: All agents

What CodeTractor adds on top of Claude

Claude is the engine. CodeTractor is the orchestration, memory, and guardrails — everything you'd otherwise build yourself to turn Claude into a working engineering team.

FeatureIf you built this yourselfCodeTractor
Model routingPick one model per task manuallyAuto-routes Haiku → Sonnet → Opus for cost-latency balance
Multi-agent orchestrationYou build it5 pre-built specialists plus a Supervisor that coordinates them
Human-in-the-loop gatesYou build itPR approval, deploy gates, Slack/Teams approvals built in
Episodic memoryStateless sessionsAgents learn from past incidents across sessions
SKILL.md capability discoveryN/ADrop-in runbooks, no redeployment
Auto-rollback on failureN/ADevOps Agent reverts and alerts automatically
Cost optimizationManual tuningRouting + caching patterns tuned for long-running agents
Deployment targetYour choice — Anthropic, Bedrock, or VertexYour VPC, Bedrock, or Claude Managed Agents
Ecosystem

Anthropic ecosystem integration

We build on and integrate with the full Claude stack. If it's in Anthropic's ecosystem, we know it.

Claude Managed Agents

Our deployment target — Anthropic-hosted agent runtime

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Custom MCP servers built per-engagement for your systems

Claude Agent SDK

The foundation our platform orchestration is built on

Claude Code (CLI)

Local dev workflows and our own build tooling

Claude Desktop

For client teams using Claude interactively with our MCP servers

Anthropic Console

Monitoring, billing, and usage analytics

Skills + Memory

Capability discovery and cross-session context via SKILL.md

Code Execution

Sandboxed runtime for agent-generated code

Claude for Enterprise

For compliance-heavy clients

How your data is handled

  • Your code and logs never train shared models.
  • Anthropic does not train on API traffic by default.
  • Self-hosted deployments keep all data in your VPC.
  • SOC 2 Type II aligned, zero retention on inference.
Claude, Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC. CodeTractor is an independent platform built on the Anthropic API — not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

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