agents
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62,500 credits are a welcome bridge. They do not erase the allowance change.
Our account received a substantial Work and Codex credit grant. We are grateful for the runway—and still need to plan around October 29 and the December 31 expiry.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
DevDay brings Dots: an agent with an ongoing job, not just another chat
OpenAI launches always-on agents alongside cloud Codex, plugin events and new collaboration surfaces. Availability and permissions still matter.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
Give the agent a job in the world—and let useful work pay its owner
Dots makes an exciting piece of our world feel closer: agents that find funded work, produce a reviewable result and help their owners earn. The payment loop still has to be built.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
GPT-6.1 Sol puts the cost of repeated agent work back in the discussion
OpenAI lists $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, with vendor benchmarks approaching Astra on selected tasks.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
Pro 500 arrives now. Existing Pro 200 users face an October 29 transition.
A new $500 tier adds a higher allowance and Ultrafast access. Eligible existing $200 subscribers retain their previous allowance through October 29.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
The event is the start. The finished work is what matters.
Plugin events and persistent agents could make our world responsive to real work. The useful measure is the accepted result, not how often the agent wakes up.
Also filed underaideveloper-tools
GPT-5.6 Sol preview makes agent work a receipt problem.
OpenAI's Sol preview, Anthropic's Sonnet 5 launch, and Fable 5's restored access all point at the same public question: how do people verify long-running agent work?
Also filed underaiopenaicodexanthropicpublic-records
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