01Text
Claude Sonnet 4.6
Opus-level intelligence at Sonnet prices, Anthropic's new default model
ArchiveWeek 08/2026 · 22 February 2026
5 AI toolsof the week
Text, design, data / knowledge, research and agents: one tool each, checked for value, cost and data protection.
The week in brief
Week 8/2026 followed a clear trend: top performance is becoming more accessible, and tools are becoming more precisely specialised. The biggest event was the release of Claude Sonnet 4.6, which brings Opus-level intelligence at Sonnet prices and resets the price-performance ratio for AI models. Moda addresses one of the biggest frustrations with AI design tools: the lack of editability. Boost.space v5 tackles a fundamental problem for companies working with several AI agents through its "shared context" approach. Figr AI and Clawi.ai complete the week with specialised solutions for UX research and broader access to AI agents.
- Claude Sonnet 4.6: Opus intelligence at Sonnet prices (9.5/10)
- Trend: performance becomes accessible, tools become more specialised
- Shift: from static AI outputs to fully editable results
This issue dates from before the English edition launched in October 2026. Summaries and short descriptions are translated; the detailed reviews are available in German. Detailed review in German →
02Design
Moda
AI design with a fully editable canvas, no restart for every change
03Data / Knowledge
Boost.space v5
Shared context for AI agents: a common brain for all automations
04Research
Figr AI
Product-aware AI for UX that analyses real apps and reasons through design decisions
05Agents
Clawi.ai
OpenClaw in the cloud: a capable AI agent without server setup, controllable via WhatsApp
The detailed version with all research notes is available in German.