A phone line to my agents, and Haiku takes over from Sonnet
My agents now reach me by phone, with texts and podcasts next. Three new entries in Trial cover how. Haiku 5.5 took over Sonnet's jobs wherever a test showed it was good enough.
Three entries are new, all in Trial. ElevenLabs Agents runs the phone line I built to talk to my agents. Let agents reach you by push is the practice behind it. My agents now come to me. They no longer leave notes I must open. Pick a direction before agents build creative work comes from one project. I pick a direction first and see a rough version early.
No ring changed this week, but the reasons for three models did. I now swap Sonnet 5.5 for Haiku 5.5 wherever a test allows it. Sonnet keeps web searches and one final check, where Haiku fell short. Opus 5.5 stays my default model, because I would rather wait for a better answer.
I also measured Parallel against agent-browser for reading public pages, and Parallel stays my default. Eight other entries got clearer text after last week's reviews.
- ElevenLabs AgentsNew in TrialNew: runs the phone line I built to talk to my agents.
- Let agents reach you by pushNew in TrialNew: my agents come to me by phone, with texts and podcasts next.
- Pick a direction before agents build creative workNew in TrialNew: I pick a direction before agents build, so far on one project.