GPT-6 Sol leaks, screenshots and release rumors

A promotional post with video says GPT-6 Sol is very fast on Combos Fun, with less waiting and fewer tokens so builders can experiment with game mechanics more often.

A short question-style post argues Opus 5.5 is clearly stronger than GPT-6 Sol but is unsure how it compares with GPT-6 Astra.

A Spanish-language post says GPT-6 Sol turns ideas into games faster with fewer tokens and is now available on Combos Fun, with a SKYBREAKER demo video attached.

The author says GPT-6 Sol feels similar to Astra while burning fewer tokens, but still writes bad code, adds unnecessary complexity, and made odd edits to the project's llms.txt.

A developer says they used Codex's GPT-6 Sol plus Combos CLI to turn the childhood game "True Man Descends 18 Floors" into a version playable online with friends.

Using Codex's GPT-6 Sol and Combos CLI, the author turned "True Man Descends 18 Floors" into a multiplayer version with bosses and power-ups.

A developer built a Windows 95-style ChatGPT client with real-time streaming on GPT-6 Sol, Astra and Luna, plus an authentic 33.6k dial-up handshake sound, and shared a demo video.

Given the same prompt, Opus 5.5 produced the best frontend and 3D detail at $8.95 and 10 minutes, while GPT-6 Sol was cheapest and fastest at $3.90 and 5 minutes but gave the most disappointing result.

The user pushes back on TV pundits who talk about AI without trying it, and posts a screenshot of the reply they got from GPT-6 Sol.

The user credits GPT-6 Sol in ChatGPT (work) with producing an operation demo video from instructions alone, and says a v2 guide is coming.

davis7 says Grok 4.7 was a mess with poor price-to-capability, while GPT-6 Sol and Luna are efficient, cheap and better than the last generation but lack surprises.

A leak says Sonnet 5.5 is being stealth tested with a 1M-token context, 128K output and $2/$10 pricing, read as a direct response to GPT-6 Sol.