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Dola Seed 2.0 Lite vs Claude Sonnet 5

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Cuál usar y cuándo — veredicto seleccionado, no una tabla de benchmarks

Dola-Seed-2.0-lite es más barato en cada línea de la tarifa — $0.25 frente a $2 por millón de tokens de entrada (8x menos), $2 frente a $10 en salida y $0.05 frente a $0.2 en lecturas de caché — y es el único que acepta vídeo y audio además de texto e imagen. claude-sonnet-5 cuesta más pero ofrece una ventana de 1000000 tokens frente a 256000, se limita a texto e imagen en la entrada y declara pensamiento y razonamiento como indicadores de capacidad. Elige Dola-Seed-2.0-lite para ingesta de gran volumen o multimodal; elige claude-sonnet-5 cuando necesites sostener entradas muy largas en una sola ventana.

Precios

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite Claude Sonnet 5 Δ
Entrada / 1M tokens $0.25 $2 0.13×
Salida / 1M tokens $2 $10 0.2×
Lectura de caché / 1M tokens $0.05 $0.2 0.25×
Escritura en caché 1.25x (5m) / 2x (1h)

Tarifas del catálogo en vivo en el momento de la compilación; la página de cada modelo incluye la ficha actualizada.

Dónde se sitúan — precio de entrada por 1M de tokens en todos los 63 modelos de chat en esta unidad de facturación (escala logarítmica)

Capacidades

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite Claude Sonnet 5
Uso de herramientas
Control de pensamiento configurable configurable
Salida estructurada
Caché de prompt implícito + explícito explícito (marcas el prefijo)
Tiempo de vida de la caché no publicado 5m default, 1h option
Prefijo mínimo en caché 1024 tokens 1024 tokens

Especificaciones

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite Claude Sonnet 5
Modalidades de entrada texto imagen audio vídeo texto imagen
Modalidades de salida texto texto
Lanzamiento 2026-02-14 2026-06-30
Límite de conocimiento 2026-01
Ventana de contexto 256K 1M
Salida máxima 131K 128K
Parámetro de pensamiento
  • thinking.type
  • reasoning_effort
  • thinking.type "adaptive"
  • output_config.effort
Valores aceptados
thinking.type
  • enabled
  • disabled (no auto)
reasoning_effort
  • minimal
  • low
  • medium
  • high
thinking.type
  • adaptive
  • disabled
effort
  • low
  • medium
  • high
  • xhigh
  • max

"enabled" returns 400

Predeterminado enabled, with reasoning_effort medium

thinking on (adaptive)

effort
  • high

Las especificaciones se transcriben de la documentación de cada proveedor; si un proveedor no publica una fila, se omite en lugar de inferirse. Fuentes completas: Dola Seed 2.0 Lite · Claude Sonnet 5

Un prompt, ambos modelos — medido a través del gateway

PROMPT Explain to a CFO, in exactly three sentences, why our LLM bill doubled after we enabled reasoning. COMPROBAR exactamente 3 frases

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite superado · 3 sentences

Enabling reasoning on our production LLM requires the model to run resource-intensive multi-step chain-of-thought inference for every customer-facing query, rather than the single-pass inference that powered our original non-reasoning deployment, and GPU compute—which makes up 90% of our total LLM bill—scales directly with the number of compute cycles each query consumes. Our cloud provider’s LLM billing model charges per million processed tokens, and reasoning workflows generate an average of 2.1x more hidden processing tokens (the intermediate problem-solving steps the model never surfaces to end users) that are still billable, pushing our total monthly token consumption just over double what it was prior to enabling the feature. […]

salida 1306 tok (+1096 pensamiento) latencia 18.2 s

Claude Sonnet 5 superado · 3 sentences

Reasoning mode works by having the model generate extended internal "thinking" steps before producing its final answer, and since we're billed on total tokens, that hidden reasoning text adds significantly to what we pay for—even though you never see it in the output. This is different from simply getting longer visible responses; the model is essentially "showing its work" behind the scenes, and complex prompts can trigger thousands of extra reasoning tokens per request. The upside is improved accuracy on complex tasks, but if we want to control costs, we should selectively enable reasoning only for queries that truly need it, rather than applying it universally.

salida 194 tok latencia 4.3 s

Seguimiento de la instrucción (exactamente tres frases — contables), adaptación a la audiencia (registro de CFO), y la brecha de facturación por pensamiento oculto que los medidores de tokens de abajo dejan ver.

PROMPT This function is supposed to return the longest run of consecutive equal items, but callers report it is off by one on single-element inputs and misses runs that end at the last index. Fix it and explain the bug in one paragraph. COMPROBAR el arreglo pasa las pruebas

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite superado · 8/8 cases

### Corrected Function ```python def longest_run(xs): if not xs: # Handle empty input edge case return 0 best = cur = 1 # Base run length of 1 for any non-empty single element for i in range(1, len(xs)): if xs[i] == xs[i - 1]: cur += 1 best = max(best, cur) else: cur = 1 # Reset run length for the new, different element return best ``` ### Bug Explanation (single paragraph) The original function’s core flaw was that it counted the number of consecutive equal adjacent element pairs, rather than the number of elements in the run itself, leading to all results being off by one, which caused both reported issues: a run of k equal elements only has k-1 consecutive matching pairs, so the original function’s maximum `best` value was always one less than the true element count of the longest run. […]

salida 2620 tok (+2217 pensamiento) latencia 33.2 s

Claude Sonnet 5 superado · 8/8 cases

## The Bug The function has two related off-by-one issues rooted in the same cause: `cur` and `best` are initialized to `0` instead of `1`, treating run lengths as the number of *matches* between adjacent elements rather than the number of *elements* in the run. This means a single-element input never enters the loop (since `range(1, 1)` is empty) and returns `0` instead of the correct answer of `1`. It also means that for any input, the run length is undercounted by exactly one — a run of 3 equal elements only produces 2 "match" increments, so `best` ends up as 2 instead of 3. The claim that it "misses runs that end at the last index" is actually a symptom of this same undercount: the logic does update `best` correctly on every iteration (including the last), but because it's counting matches instead of elements, the final reported value is always one less than the true longest run. […]

salida 536 tok latencia 7.1 s

Si el arreglo es realmente correcto (ejecutable), la densidad de la explicación, y la eficiencia en tokens sobre una tarea acotada.

PROMPT Extract a JSON object with fields {company, quarter, revenue_usd_m, growth_pct, guidance} from this text. Use null for anything not stated; add no other fields. COMPROBAR JSON válido, esquema exacto

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite superado · 5/5 fields, guidance "Formal guidance withheld pending Q4 clos"

{ "company": "Meridian Robotics", "quarter": "September quarter", "revenue_usd_m": 412, "growth_pct": 11, "guidance": "Formal guidance withheld pending Q4 close" }

salida 1502 tok (+1439 pensamiento) latencia 20.2 s

Claude Sonnet 5 superado · 5/5 fields, guidance null

```json { "company": "Meridian Robotics", "quarter": "Q3", "revenue_usd_m": 412, "growth_pct": 11.5, "guidance": null } ```

salida 348 tok latencia 5.3 s

Obediencia al esquema (sin campos inventados), presión de alucinación (guidance se retiene explícitamente), y diferencias en la ruta de salida estructurada.

PROMPT Write a 120-word product announcement for an API gateway feature that caches prompts across providers. Forbidden words: "seamless", "unlock", "game-changer", "revolutionize", "empower". Exactly one sentence must be a question. COMPROBAR 120 palabras, 0 palabras prohibidas

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite fallado · 141 words, 0 banned, 1 question

Today we launch Cross-Provider Prompt Cache, a new feature for our Core API Gateway built to cut redundant AI costs and latency for teams routing requests across multiple LLM providers. Many development teams rotate between OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini to balance performance, cost, and capability, but identical prompts get reprocessed from scratch with every provider switch, wasting tokens and slowing response times. This feature stores validated prompt responses at the gateway layer, so repeat requests pull from cache regardless of which provider they route to, with configurable TTLs and built-in compliance with all major provider data policies. […]

salida 1870 tok (+1695 pensamiento) latencia 23.1 s

Claude Sonnet 5 superado · 123 words, 0 banned, 1 question

## Introducing Cross-Provider Prompt Caching We're rolling out a new caching layer for our API gateway that works across every major LLM provider you connect through it. Instead of resending identical prompts and paying full price each time, the gateway recognizes repeated requests and serves cached responses in milliseconds—regardless of whether you're routing to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. What does this mean for your bill and your latency? Both drop, often significantly, especially for teams running high-volume, repetitive workloads like customer support bots or batch content generation. The cache is configurable per route, with adjustable TTLs and invalidation rules, so you stay in control of freshness versus cost. Available now for all Pro and Enterprise plans. Check your dashboard to enable it today.

salida 259 tok latencia 4.8 s

Obediencia a las restricciones (presupuesto de palabras, lista de palabras prohibidas, la única pregunta), huella de estilo, y control de la longitud.

Cambia entre ellos con una línea

Ambos IDs están en cada pestaña a continuación — el par de líneas resaltadas es la única edición. Mismo endpoint, misma clave, misma estructura de solicitud.

from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    base_url="https://synthorai.io/v1",
    api_key="sk-syn-...",
)

resp = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="Dola-Seed-2.0-lite",
    # model="claude-sonnet-5",  # descomenta esta línea, comenta la de arriba
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Summarize this diff"}],
)
print(resp.choices[0].message.content)

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Preguntas frecuentes

¿Cuál es más barato, Dola Seed 2.0 Lite o Claude Sonnet 5?

Dola Seed 2.0 Lite es más barato en entrada / 1m tokens ($0.25 vs $2, con una diferencia de 8.0×). Otras filas pueden indicar lo contrario — la tabla anterior muestra la ficha completa, y el costo real depende de su combinación.

¿Puedo hacer pruebas A/B de Dola Seed 2.0 Lite frente a Claude Sonnet 5 sin dos integraciones?

Sí. Ambos se sirven a través del mismo endpoint compatible con OpenAI con una clave API — el cambio es una modificación de una línea en la cadena del modelo, por lo que puede enrutar una fracción del tráfico a cada uno y comparar las facturas directamente.

¿Admiten Dola Seed 2.0 Lite y Claude Sonnet 5 caché de prompts?

Sí — ambos cobran las lecturas en caché por debajo de su tarifa de entrada, por lo que las cargas de trabajo con prefijo caliente cuestan menos de lo que sugieren las tarifas de lista. Las filas exactas de lectura en caché están en la tabla de precios de arriba.

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