Anthropic just upgraded Claude Sonnet 4 with a massive 1 million token context window, a 5x increase from its previous 200K limit. This means Claude can now analyze entire codebases, full novels, or massive document sets in a single prompt. What Happened: Claude Sonnet 4 now supports up to 1 million tokens of context on the Anthropic API, a 5x increase. The expanded context window allows Claude to process and reason over much larger amounts of text in a single request, putting it on par with Google Gemini and OpenAI's million-token models. Users can now load entire codebases, including source files, tests, and documentation for comprehensive analysis. The feature is currently in public beta on the API. Why This Matters for Agencies: - Codebase Analysis: Upload entire client repositories for bug detection, refactoring, and documentation without splitting across multiple prompts. - Document Synthesis: Process massive PDFs, reports, or research in one go instead of chunking and summarizing. - New Service Opportunities: Offer comprehensive code audits or large-scale content analysis as premium services. - Workflow Efficiency: Price has substantially increased, so smart context management becomes crucial for profitability. Bottom Line: Claude's 1M token window opens doors to enterprise-level analysis tasks previously impossible. Start piloting with smaller clients to test cost effectiveness before scaling up.

OpenAI just introduced ChatGPT Pulse, a new feature that gives you daily personalized updates right inside ChatGPT. Pulse can pull insights from your chats and, if you choose, connect to Gmail and Calendar to suggest meeting prep, reminders, and more. It’s still in preview for Pro users on mobile, but it’s a big step toward making ChatGPT more proactive not just reactive. 👉 Check it out here: openai.com/introducing-chatgpt-pulse

Notion 3.0 is Here: AI Agents That Work Like Teammates Notion just rolled out version 3.0, introducing customizable AI agents that can draft documents, build databases, and even run multi-step workflows across tools like Slack and Google Drive. These agents can stay active for up to 20 minutes, handling complex tasks so you can stay focused on high-value work. What’s New: Notion’s AI agents are designed to do almost anything you can do inside Notion: - Create docs and databases - Search across your workspace and connected tools - Execute multi-step workflows with built-in memory You can personalize them with instructions, tone, and even pick from preset personas like “Sidekick” or “Analyst.” Best of all, they integrate with your favorite apps—pulling files from Google Drive or reacting to triggers in Slack. Why Agencies Should Care: - Automate Busywork: Let agents generate weekly reports, manage trackers, and build content calendars. - Offer a New Service: Package “Notion AI Workflow Setup” as a service for clients. - Boost Team Efficiency: Eliminate repetitive work so your team can focus on strategy. - Get Ahead: Master these agents early to outpace competitors in turnaround time and systemization. Bottom Line: With Notion 3.0, your workspace evolves from a tool into an automated team member. Start small—pick one weekly task—and let an AI agent take it over while you focus on growth. What’s the very first workflow you’d automate with these new agents? Watch Notion’s quick intro video here: