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S2E53 Hermes Agent 深度上手!Opus 4.7 到底有沒有變強W?

矽谷輕鬆談 Just Kidding Tech · 2026-04-19 · 28 min
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如果你喜歡我的內容,歡迎加入會員支持我,讓我更有動力繼續分享更多好內容! 👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJIPFjZSCWR15_jxBaK2fQQ/join 上個禮拜小朋友學校放春假跟全家去了一趟大峽谷,這種壯闊的景色真的要定時補充一下,書本上、影片上看再多還是沒有現場的臨場感強烈,然後你就會突然覺得,平常在公司瞎忙、在那邊計較誰的 AI token 燒比較多,在這片峽谷底下一點意義都沒有 😎 我最近買了一台 Mac Studio,本來是想拿來跑 local LLM 的,結果機器拿到以後一直擱著沒動工。剛好社群上都在瘋 Hermes Agent,想說那就先來裝裝看,沒想到一裝就回不去了。 這集我會講為什麼我覺得它比 OpenClaw 小龍蝦好,而且也會聊到我之前利用 Anthropic Client SDK + Agent SDK 自幹的個人助理,我是怎麼做到主 agent 可以跟我一直聊天不中斷,然後把所有工作都交給背景的 sub-agent 去跑,整個體驗非常絲滑,但為什麼我還是決定使用 Hermes Agent 呢?這個我會在影片慢慢聊。 另外,這禮拜 Anthropic 正式把 Opus 4.7 放出來了,不是大家期待的 Mythos,可以算是 Mythos 的安全閹割版。它有一個地方真的進步超多,就是檔案跟圖片的辨識能力,從 4.6 的 55% 直接跳到 4.7 的 99%,這個跳躍幅度完全不合理,我猜他們一定是找到了什麼訓練方法。但也不是全部都是好消息,我在影片裡會聊到為什麼換到 4.7 之後,你可能會突然發現自己的 Token 消耗變多了,整體花費變貴了。另外從三月開始,很多人都發現 Opus 4.6 的品質變差了,這是真的嗎?Anthropic 偷偷做了什麼事讓模型的思考能力下降? 這集我也會順便帶一下 OpenAI 最新的 Agent SDK 設計理念、Qwen 3.6 為什麼在 12 天內就把 Gemma 4 的 coding 能力打得毫無還手之力、還有一些我一邊用 Hermes Agent 一邊在想的東西,像是當我們越來越依賴一家廠商、一個模型的時候,該怎麼去平衡這件事。 總之就是有技術、有吐槽、也有一點旅遊心得,如果你最近也在用 Claude Code、或是在想要不要自己做個 agent、或是只是對 Anthropic 這波操作感到奇怪的,這集應該會蠻有共鳴的。 看完如果有想法,歡迎在底下留言跟我聊聊。最近我越來越期待看到大家的討論區,因為總是可以看到一些我自己沒想到的角度。 🔗 《矽谷輕鬆談》傳送門 👉 https://linktr.ee/jktech (00:00) 開頭 (02:19) 大峽谷景色太美:比誰 AI Token 燒得多一點都沒意義 (05:34) 出去玩早睡早起身心舒暢 (07:06) Hermes Agent 上手心得:不要裝小龍蝦了 (10:56) 自建 AI 助理:我怎麼做到主 agent 一直聊天不中斷 (12:41) 既然自建 agent 也不錯,那我為什麼最後還是換掉它? (13:36) Hermes 名字背後的典故,與 skill 自動產生的設計 (15:55) OpenAI Agent SDK 新方向:harness 與 compute 分開 (19:07) Qwen 3.6 用 12 天把 Gemma 4 打趴 (21:03) Opus 4.7 發表:不是 Mythos,為什麼變貴了? (22:38) Opus 4.6 真的變笨了嗎?完整時間線還原 (24:31) 4.7 發表同時,Anthropic 做了一件更微妙的事 (26:46) Anthropic 的 premium 還能收多久?
✨ Episode Outline — click any point to jump to it in the episode
Problem solved
Hands-on Hermes Agent first impressions plus whether Opus 4.7 is actually stronger and costlier than 4.6.
Benefits
  • Near-painless install, CLI similar to Claude Code
  • Stable, reliable cross-conversation memory
  • Telegram/messaging app access from phone
  • Local-first state without dispatch/teleport jargon
  • Honcho memory provider adds deep reasoning recall
Use cases
  • Installed Hermes on a new Mac Studio and used it for about four or five days
  • Switched conversations between computer CLI and Telegram phone with retained context
  • Integrated Honcho memory provider, described as state-of-the-art for stable recall
  • Built own agent using Anthropic Client SDK main agent delegating to Agent SDK sub-agents
  • Opus 4.7 beats 4.6 on benchmarks but same prompt costs more in 4.7
KPIs / results
  • Used Hermes ~4-5 days with near-zero memory errors
  • Opus 4.7 higher per-prompt cost than 4.6
Tools / build
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Today we are going to talk about OpenClaw, the killer of crayfish, Hermes Agent. I recently bought a Mag Studio and wanted to run my own personal AI assistant on it. So I chose Hermes Agent this time because of the crazy discussions on the community. I found its installation experience, and its factory capabilities are really great. You can also communicate with him on Telegram or any Messaging App you like, so I currently think he can completely replace Crayfish. In addition, I have also mentioned to you before that you can build your own personal assistant based on your own common sense. I found that even though the Hermes Agent experience is already very good, there are still some situations where you build your own Agent. Some advantages will be shared with you in this episode. In addition, I will talk to you about the recently launched Opus 4.7. Currently, it seems that its performance on Benchmark is indeed better than 4.6 is even better, but one thing you have to pay attention to is that the cost of the same Prompt in 4.7 will be higher than that in 4.6. I will tell you why in this episode. In addition, haven’t everyone been talking about Opus 4.6’s intelligence declining since last month? We will also discuss with you in this episode whether there is really a decline? What tricks did they do? Why were they discovered? We will all reveal it to you in this episode. If this is your first time coming to our channel, hello, I am Kenji In this channel, we will share some of my thoughts on AI and the technology industry. I hope to learn with you and find out more important information in the world bombarded by crazy information about AI. For those who have not yet subscribed, please subscribe and like the video. Okay, let’s get started without further ado! Welcome to the Silicon Valley Talk Just Kidding Tech. I am Kenji and I am Ke Ke. Here you will hear first-hand experience sharing from the Silicon Valley technology industry. Let’s continue to learn and grow together in the ever-changing technology industry. We will discuss software development, quality development, life in the United States, and news and gossip about technology companies in a relaxed way. If you want to understand the latest trends in the Silicon Valley technology industry, don’t miss it! Hey everyone! Remind everyone that we will attach chapter content of this episode at the bottom of each episode of the video and podcast, so if you are particularly interested in any part, you can jump directly to listen. Last week, our family traveled to the Arizona Grand Canyon for a week because the children happened to be on spring break. American schools are very strange. They may be in nearby schools. But when we traveled this time, it was very interesting from the moment we were at the airport. You saw that almost every group of people had children, from the smaller ones like us who were only two and four years old to the larger elementary and middle schools. There were a lot of people traveling with children. The whole atmosphere was very happy. Then when we arrived in Arizona, we stayed in a pretty good resort for the first two days, which is JW Merritt. We were there, just playing in Piaopiao River and then playing in the water. Then the whole thing was very chill and very happy. There were a lot of children there and everyone was playing crazy. The difference in the weather was very big. When we left Seattle, it was still quite cold. Then when we arrived in Phoenix, the weather became quite warm. I thought wow. It suddenly went from the feeling of autumn and winter to summer again. I thought, wow, actually you have been cold in Seattle for a long time, and you also miss this kind of summer and comfortable weather. In short, we were in this better hotel at the beginning. After playing for two days, I slowly moved towards the suburbs. In the next two days, I went to Sedona. Wow, you can see the red rocks. I think the scenery is really shocking. When you saw it for the first time, you thought, wow, there are really many scenes that you may have only seen in books or in movies. But no matter how many times you see it, you still have to go and see it in person to have that sense of presence. Then you will think, wow, the scene is really magnificent. Then I ran to the Grand Canyon in the next two days. The level of the Grand Canyon was even higher, which made me think, wow, there are really such magnificent views. This very magnificent scenery, you really need to take in more. I will always remember that when I first came to the United States, when I went to Yosemite, I was also blown away by that scene. That is to say, wow, I have never seen such a magnificent scenery since I was a child. The first time was in Yosemite, and I was shocked first. Then the second time I felt this way was when I went to Banff a few years ago. Wow. In Banff, just driving on that highway, I saw the whole mountain. Then when I actually went to their national park to see it, I also felt that the scenery was really beautiful and irreplaceable. Then this was the second time, and this time I went to the Grand Canyon. I think it was the third time. You thought, wow, how can nature really have such miraculous skills? How can a mountain be cut into such a beautiful shape? The top is all flat, and you are looking down from above. Then you see its different canyons and different terrains, and you will feel that many times, why do people say that you just want to go see nature regularly? Because you will have this mentality that you are very small, and you will feel like, wow, we usually have this kind of personnel troubles, what are we doing in the company over there, who has more AI tokens? Then go and get away. Although this is not our choice, it's a bit like because the child is on vacation. You can't stay at home with him for a week, because we don't have the habit of hiring a nanny. I think that instead of staying at home for a week, we all go out to play. And this time I found a big advantage, because when we go out to play, everyone sleeps together. You don't have partitions. Only occasionally one or two days, the hotel where we stay has partitions, but most of the time, we are almost from the beginning to the end of their vacation. We are together for about nine days and ten days, 24 hours a day, and the whole family is drowned together. In this case, it will become more normal when you start to do it. We may all go to bed at nine or ten o'clock together. We may sometimes be a little later, but it is also before ten or eleven o'clock. But what about your spirit, because you get this kind of supplement from nature, and then you don’t have to work in the office like before. You have to be in the company, which consumes a lot of mental energy, so mentally you feel quite happy, so this is an additional benefit. And you also scroll less on your phone. As I have mentioned to you before, we try not to scroll on our phones in front of children, so the time of scrolling is shortened. Then we look at nature, go to bed early and wake up early, and feel like, wow, it really makes the body and mood better. But all this happened after we came back. In fact, it's back to the original point. I found that people are really interesting. It's the good habits you develop there for a week. After you come back, it quickly becomes twelve o'clock, so sometimes you even go to bed later. So this thing is true. We have to find a balance. You just need to go outside to replenish some energy in a timely manner. After you come back, even if you return to a normal routine, you will still have more energy to handle different tasks. Then let's move on to our topic today, Hermes Agent. I first saw this on the English community, and then I discovered that in the past week or two, I also saw on the Taiwanese community that many people started to pay attention to it, share it and use it. Then I tried it myself because I just bought a Mac Studio recently. I originally wanted to run my own Local LOM, but I haven’t tried it since I got it last week. I thought, otherwise I will install and watch Hermes Agent first to see if the real experience is as good as what everyone said. If I put it in one sentence, I think it is really good and I really recommend it to everyone. If you haven't had a chance to try crayfish before and you originally wanted to, don't try it. Just install the Hermis Agent directly because it is almost painless to install. Just make a few comments. Its interface is actually quite similar to clock code. They are both through COI. After you make a few comments and set it up, you can chat with it immediately. Then you can also connect it to your Messaging App. For example, I use Telegram, so I can also communicate with it directly on my phone through the Messaging App. Then I found that what it does quite well is that like clock code, it has a lot of fancy terms, such as dispatch, remote control, and teleport. It communicates and exchanges many sessions between the cloud, mobile phone, and desktop. But actually I think Hermis Agent does a good job, that is, it can also do such things, but its key point is that it all exists in Local and on your computer. So in fact, if you chat on the phone, you can switch back. You can do it on your computer through CLI. So there is no problem with these switches. It just saves a lot of nouns to describe it. But you can do it if you want to. But I later discovered that the demand for this is not very high because it has a good memory and a good ability to search across conversations. It is equivalent to saving almost all your conversations. So sometimes I chat on the computer. After chatting, I switch to the phone and tell him what we just talked about in the conversation. Let’s continue from there, so I don’t need to directly switch to the complete conversation. It can also catch the previous key point, and then we can continue the conversation and continue to complete what we were originally going to do. So I think this is the biggest difference between it and the crayfish, which is its memory ability. I have complained several times before that the memory of the crayfish is very unstable. I have told it several times that I don’t understand it at all. But I think Hermes Agent’s Harness Engineering actually does a pretty good job. The memory is very stable. I have hardly seen any mistakes so far. Occasionally, I need to be reminded once or twice. You have some big decisions to ask me. Don’t make random decisions. But in most cases, I think its performance is very stable. One reason is because I have also connected one of their memory providers, that is, they allow you to choose different providers. Then I chose one called Hong Cho. Because I did some research, Hong Cho seems to be the best provider among all memory manufacturers. It is currently the state of the art and is the best provider. I found that it does not only look at similar past memories through register search. It will also have some in-depth inferences and reasoning based on the context of your chat. It is not just literal reading, because in the past, for example, the Man Zero I mentioned to you before or other solutions to memory problems, the concept is very similar, that is, before you want to send this conversation, it will look at our memory to see if there is anything similar to the register structure. If so, it will inject it into this System Prompt. Then after you finish the conversation, it will put some emphasis on it. If there is something important, you can write it down and put it into the database of this register, so it is more like literally checking to see if there are similar things and then injecting it into the memory. But according to its explanation, Hong Cho's Provider I don't know how much impact it actually has on my chat content. But in addition to doing the above things, it will go into depth to understand the explanation. For example, I said something in one place and another thing in another place. In theory, the words look different, but the principle behind it may be the same. It has a way to deduce it. So this is what I think looks pretty powerful. In short, I integrated these memory functions. I have been using them for about four or five days now. I think the experience is very good. I have mentioned to you before that I have made my own AI Agent because I wanted to try to be my own personal assistant before. I found that my experience was actually pretty good because it has a very big advantage. Let me first tell you how I did it. I used Anthropic’s SDK. They have two SDKs. One is called Client SDK, which is a general chat interface. The other is Agent SDK. In fact, you can think of Agent SDK as the version of Cloud Code's SDK. The method I later studied was that I want to have a main Agent that can chat with me very smoothly all the time without being interrupted. Then my main Agent uses Anthropic's Client SDK because it can eat various file modes, including text and picture files. Then it only needs to do something every time. They will all be delegated to his Sub Agent. I ask him to use all his Sub Agents. Using the Agent SDK means you have a more complete tour capability. Whether you are doing research, writing programs, or debugging, you can do several things at once through this Sub Agent. Spawn multiple Sub Agents. Then I found that this experience is actually very good. You can chat with my Man Agent at any time. Oh, he will not be like us at Cloud Code. Or this will happen in Hermes, that is, he will be interrupted or your message is Cue in it. Because I now find that I don’t like the feeling of waiting, so I designed my main Agent program so that it can chat with me all the time. Even if there are many Sub Agents in its background, it will not affect the execution of the Sub Agent. How do we change our own programs to make ourselves better? So actually the overall appearance is good. So why do I still switch to Hermes Agent? Because I found that Hermes Agent has some benefits. I have to do additional things. For example, it downloads a lot of good Skills or generates better Skills by itself. What about these things? If I want to use my own Agent to do it, I have to reinvent the wheel. I need to find out which Skills are better now and then make them myself. So the first problem is that I have to reinvent the wheel. The second problem is because I am completely using Anthropic's SDK, so I have no way to switch to other vendors, such as OpenAI Gemini or my own Local LLM. Hermes does not have this problem. So, although I think the Agent I made seems to be pretty good, but I found that because Anthropic is now we will talk about it later, he has actually been criticized by everyone recently. He demoted this Opus. We will talk about it later, so I don’t want to say it. I just locked in a certain manufacturer. Then I thought about Hermes Agent, which should be the personal assistant I will use for a long time. I don’t know if everyone is like me. When I saw the name for the first time, I thought that Hermes is not Hermes. Isn’t it that luxury brand? Then I checked it and found that my knowledge is too shallow now. In fact, Hermes is one of the gods in Greek mythology. He is the god of merchants. He is also the god of merchants. He is also a messenger between humans and gods. He is responsible for the bridge of communication between humans and gods. So this is why this Agent is named Hermes Agent. He is to act as a bridge between us and the big circle model. Because this is a part of Harness Engineering, that is, he can talk to us through them in the middle, and then through some of his detachments and loop mechanisms with the big circle model, they try to find ways to make this Agent feel smarter. So it makes sense for them to choose this name. Well, I think this allusion is quite interesting. There is a pretty good design in it, that is, he will take the initiative to add or modify existing Skills. When you talk to him, he will find that he has a lot of distractions and needs to use many tools, and he will say that I want to package it into a Skill. So I think the good thing is that every time I talk to him, after a few sentences back and forth, he will write a Skill by himself or update his memory, so he makes this Agent. He is actually quite proactive and can know your preferences. Then as your conversation gets longer and longer, he will know what your preferred thinking principles and thinking directions are. I will give him a principle: I don’t need you to cater to me or deliberately cater to me. It is best to use the results of your research. If I have different opinions from yours, you can still tell me what you think is good because I found that there is a similar situation in Cloud Code. If you find his program and you tell him a problem, he will say that you are right. Right? What you said is right. I should change it to another one. Now, I think in Hermes Agent, because I have joined this, the main principle is not to cater to me. In fact, his performance is pretty good. Of course, you can do it in Cloud Code. It’s just because I was using the company’s repo in Cloud Code at that time. I did not add this principle. But I still want to remind everyone here that the speed of AI progress is really very fast. I will tell you now that in this period of April 2026 Do you think Herms Agent is good? Maybe the world will be completely different in three months, but I think it doesn't matter. The process will change. But I think the core principles have not changed. That is how they do Harness Engineering and how to make this Agent easy to use. It is actually quite worthwhile to see how they do it and learn how to learn it. Recently, in fact, OpenAI's Codex announced that they are going to make a major revision. They announced that they are improving in a new direction. That's what we are talking about now. Is Harness Engineering what we are talking about is this AI? The middle layer of Agent is different from the big circle model. It's just divided into two layers. But they said that Harness Engineering should be divided into more details, into the Harness part and the Computer part. The Harness part is to make this looping mechanism. Then how to use these tools to communicate with Da Yuan. It is equivalent to the closest layer outside the head of the Da Yuan model, which is the Harness layer. What is Computer? This is actually the execution of a certain comment. For example, if you download a Git comment or NPM Comment of install a certain package. This is the layer where your Round time is somewhere. I don’t know if you can’t understand this episode, or if you don’t have much technical background. Anyway, most of the existing designs are Harness and Journey, which is your Harness layer. You can execute this layer now, and everything is placed in the same place. For example, my own Mac Studio. Its Hermis Agent runs on it, so how does it communicate with the big circle model? How does it optimize Harness and Journey? And it is actually executed in the same place, so that makes sense. If you do it in the same place, of course it is more efficient. You have everything. But what are the risks? If a certain place breaks down today, your secrets may be directly leaked. OpenAI’s latest Agent SDK improvement means that we should be separated. My brain thinks that this thing is running in a certain container and a certain environment. Then your secrets will also run in it. Then when you actually want to execute it, you open another sandbox, so if you have several comments to execute and several tours to do, you can open several different sandboxes. In fact, these sandboxes do not have your secret. They just know that it is going to execute a certain comment, so it failed to execute today. Or if a certain container was hacked today, it actually has no way to know where your main harness logic and your password are. So this is a concept they proposed. Then we can continue to observe and see if this kind of design trend is a good direction. I personally think that if it is a simple personal project, there is actually no difference, because we are now wrapping everything together for simplicity and convenience. But if you are going to enterprise production today, I think such a separation system is safer. I think it is also possible that this kind of agent SDK will develop in the future, because I have found that the strategies of Cloud Code or Anthropik are similar to OpenAI actually copies many things from each other, especially Cloud Code. We have talked about it before. After the source code leaks, I believe that these designs will soon be seen in Codex. Didn’t their Cloud also change their desktop version of the App recently? It will also look slightly more similar to Codex. If you actually use it, you may feel it. So I think it is really interesting now. In the past 10 years ago, Google and Facebook were competing. The two giants are competing. Now, the AI is actually Open AI and Anthropik, the two giants are competing, so it is very interesting. You can see the evolution of this in the past. It used to be the confrontation of mobile phones and social media. Now it has become the confrontation of AI. We can see how these two can sustain their own interesting sparks and news. We will continue to share with you on this channel. Follow. Let me share a little story with you. When I originally bought Mac Studio, I wanted to run Gemma 4. Because it was released about two weeks ago, everyone's initial comments seemed to be good, that is, there is finally a model that can run locally without too much memory. That's because its parameters are only 31B. So in theory, you may have about 24GB or 36GB of memory, and it can actually run pretty well. But just this week, another stronger open source model came out, which is Quen 3.6 launched by Ali. Its parameters are actually the same as Gemma 4. The strongest model is almost the same. Quen is 35B and Gemma 4. The strongest one is 31B. But currently, I see that their Benchmark, at least in the Coding part, Quen 3.6 completely crushes Gemma 4. Of course, this is reasonable, because after all, Gemma 4 is a more general model. It is not a Coding model. It does not say so. It just means that if you want to Coding today, what if you run Local LUM? Quen 3.6 This is really a complete crushing, not just by an order of magnitude. I remember that many Benchmarks were worse than ten or twenty points. At least on the Benchmark, it seemed to be a lot worse. Then I thought, wow, these two The release of Quen 3.6 is actually only 12 days away. The competition for open source models is too fierce. I haven’t installed it in just 12 days. My hands and feet are really too slow. There is a new model that can completely crush Gemma 4 in terms of coding. Then Quen 3.6 uses NOE this time, which is a hybrid expert mode. So every time you make inferences, you only need to enable the parameter of 3 Billion. What does this mean? That is, your inference speed will be very fast because you don’t have to enable so many parameters at one time, so what you actually feel is that your motion response will be faster, especially when you run it locally. In theory, your resources are not as good as those running in the cloud. These servers are so powerful, so using NOE will make you want to run these big circle models locally. Those people, including me, may be able to feel a better experience. After talking about the open source model, of course we can’t talk about it this week. The most powerful B-circle model Opus 4.7 is officially released. Please note that this 4.7 is not the Mythos mentioned before. The Mythos mentioned by Anthropik before is actually still in the internal testing stage. There are only a few big companies. They have the right to use this strongest model with them because they feel that this model is too powerful and they are afraid that it will be abused if it is released to the public. So this 4.7 can be thought of as a safe version of Mythos. A castrated version, but it is on many Benchmarks. Every indicator is ahead of 4.6. One of them performs best, which is the accuracy of image recognition. It jumps from 55% in 4.6 to 99% in 4.7. I feel that they should find a way to jump directly or retrain to improve their recognition ability by more than one level. In addition, there is one thing that needs to be paid attention to because many people may not have any special thoughts. Then you switch from 4.6 to 4.7 and you find out how much your Token usage costs. How about the cost of each API use? Let's talk about it. Why is it all used up all at once? There is a reason for this. They changed to another new Tokenizer in 4.7, which is the tokenizer. The tokenizer means that you take a piece of text and how do you cut its Token? So they say the same Prompt comes in. What about the tokenizer of 4.7? 1 times to 1.35 times of 4.6. In other words, for the same prompt, you may consume more Tokens, so everyone should pay attention here. After you switch to 4.7, you should feel that your Token consumption speed becomes faster, and the money you spend becomes more. Here you can take a look at some of Enthloppy’s recent very criticized moves, because OPS 4.6 was released in February, but since 3 In the past month, everyone started to feel that they have become stupid after using it. Why can't the problems that OPS 4.6 could solve before could not be solved later? This is actually true because someone later analyzed 7000 Sessions in Cloud Code and found that in March, the Thinking Token of these models was actually about 60% to 75% less. There was a very large drop. Many people also analyzed it from different angles and discovered that, in fact, when it was used in March, OPS 4.0 almost stopped thinking. Then someone discovered that Enthloppy was silently changing the Thinking Effort from High to Medium, which would force the model to be in the Default state and use fewer Tokens to think. So you will find that he often changes it without even looking at the program code. Or there are some tools of his. I didn’t look at the Documentation at all. He just wanted to use those Tools directly, which would cause a lot of different errors, so the overall feeling became stupid. Like me, I happened to not encounter this problem because my own approach is like I am too lazy to ask him for Skip Permission every time, so I set Effort, for example, to Max by default. That is, every time I open a new Session, I will be the largest Thinking Effort, and I will always use Bypass Permission. status so that I don’t have to change it back and forth. Of course, everyone should pay attention to this when using it. I think because I will observe some of his status and if he does something today, I will change his direction in time. So there is still a certain degree of risk. If you want to use it, you will remember it. So I myself have not felt the difference in the change of Thinking Effort because I always set it to Max. But if you have not changed it, you may open a new Session. It is originally Thinking. Effort is High and now it becomes Medium. It is not so thorough. You will naturally feel that its ability has become weaker physically. Then with the release of Opus 4.7, they added a new Level. It's between High and Max. He added an Extra High Then bring up a new model and at the same time increase the depth of this thinking. Then you will naturally feel good. In addition, as we just mentioned, if you have the same Prompt, your Token consumption will increase, so the Token consumption will increase. Then you have to think more. You may have the same Prompt overall. When converting from 4.6 to 4.7, you may spend more money. So this is why everyone starts to feel a little bit more and more unhappy about this Enthloppy. Some people even switch to it. Codex, like OpenAI, their chief operating officer said it in an internal meeting. He said that everyone’s love for Enthloppy is almost a belief, right? Now everyone wants to say that you can use Quark Code directly. But we know from past experience that if you support a certain vendor or company too much, how do you know that it will not become bad in the future? Just like OpenAI, in the beginning, it seemed that everyone was using Chepgy and using it well. After that, some turmoil broke out one after another, and Sand Almond's popularity may have declined recently, so everyone went to Cloud Code first, and then went to Enthloppy first. But will you find out later, one year later, two years later, that Enthloppy is now worshiping his own character and doing some things that seem a little bit shabby? Because things like their change to the Effort Level were actually not announced anywhere, and everyone discovered it on their own. So it’s a little weird. Of course we can interpret it as a good direction. They may be entering a startup stage now. The focus is to generate more Features. They may have made this change without thinking too much. It was just an unintentional mistake. But if you look at history, some companies, such as Meta or other technology companies, may be discovered in a few years. It turns out that many people there already knew about this matter at the time. They deliberately wanted to be bad. Of course we don’t know this. It’s just the phenomenon I observed. Enthloppy seems to be losing character a bit. Some of the decisions they have made recently are very poor in their own stability. So we will see if this will give Open AI a chance to catch up. Because we are really paying a lot of Premium to give Enthloppy the same model. In fact, others are doing pretty well, but if you use Opus, it will be very expensive. So I think cost will be a big consideration later on when everyone really continues to import it on a large scale. Are you willing to pay this Premium now? Will you wait until Local LLM or other manufacturers can get the same level of capabilities, but in the absence of cheaper prices? In fact, these companies or these individuals will definitely try to find a way to save money and get high model capabilities. So we will see how long this trend lasts. We will continue to observe it for everyone. Okay, I am very happy to chat with you today. If you are interested in the content of this episode, you are interested in Hermes Agent, Crayfish, the Agent built by yourself. Or this kind of open source and closed source model. If you have any ideas, please tell me below. I hope to see everyone's discussion, because in our discussion area, I believe there are many Crouching Tigers, Hidden Dragons. If you ask these questions, maybe others have some better answers. You can share with each other below. Okay, I am Kenji. Let's see you next week. Bye bye.