📣 OpenAI Developers GPT-6.1 Sol is now generally available in GitHub Copilot. You can use it for agentic coding and terminal workflows with strong multistep coding performance. In early testing, it reliably completed tasks while using noticeably fewer tokens and steps than earlier models in the GPT-6 and GPT-5.6... families. Try it out in the GitHub Copilot app, CLI, and Visual Studio Code.show more

@OpenAIDevs the terminal has acquired a coworker who skips the meeting and still ships

@OpenAIDevs 6.1 Sol, which is like 5x cheaper than Sonnet is not available in Pro, but Sonnet is, make it make sense

@OpenAIDevs Fewer tokens and steps matters more than the benchmark. Long agent tasks usually die on step count

@OpenAIDevs Fewer tokens and steps is the workflow metric that matters. Faster generation is nice; fewer tool calls means lower cost, less latency, and fewer chances for an agent to drift.

@OpenAIDevs If it can't compete with Opus 5.5, it's useless.

@OpenAIDevs love that

@OpenAIDevs sounds good but is it really that much better though

@OpenAIDevs Is it available for GitHub Copilot Pro users? This model is very affordable now—less than half the price of the K3.

@OpenAIDevs I Am Giovanni Giorgio

@OpenAIDevs 6.1 sol in copilot on day one — devday's real prize was never the benchmark crown, it's the default slot in the editor everyone already lives in.

@OpenAIDevs The Copilot CLI just got a coworker with terminal access

@OpenAIDevs Every coding model launch now demos a retro arcade game, because Frogger has become the new Hello World: small enough to finish in one shot, and visual enough that nobody has to read the code to be impressed.