GPT-5.2 vs Claude 4.1 Opus

1. Advanced Reasoning for Diverse Domains

• Built to tackle coding and agentic workflows across multiple industries, with configurable reasoning support.

2. Multi-Modal & Long-Form Capabilities

• Handles both text and image inputs, producing text output:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.
• Allows up to 128 k output tokens for lengthy responses:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}.

3. Large Context & Updated Knowledge

• 400 k token context window accommodates extensive codebases or documents:contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}.
• Knowledge cut-off of Aug 31 2025 keeps it current with recent developments:contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}.

1. Advanced Coding Performance

• Achieves 74.5% on SWE-bench Verified, improving the Claude family's state-of-the-art coding abilities.

• Stronger at:

  • Multi-file code refactoring
  • Large codebase debugging
  • Pinpointing exact corrections without unnecessary edits

• Outperforms Opus 4 and shows gains comparable to jumps seen in past major releases.

2. Improved Agentic & Research Capabilities

• Better at maintaining detail accuracy in long research tasks.
• Enhanced agentic search and step-by-step problem solving.
• Performs reliably across complex multi-turn reasoning tasks.

3. Validated by Real-World Users

• GitHub: Better multi-file refactoring and code adjustments.
• Rakuten Group: High precision debugging with minimal collateral changes.
• Windsurf: One standard deviation improvement on their junior dev benchmark - similar magnitude to Sonnet 3.7 → Sonnet 4.

4. Hybrid-Reasoning Benchmark Improvements

• Improvements across TAU-bench, GPQA Diamond, MMMLU, MMMU, AIME (with extended thinking).
• Stronger robustness in long-context reasoning tasks.