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ChatGPT Puts GPT-5.6 Sol on Instant, Unlimited Luna on Free, and Leaves Work and Codex Alone
OpenAI’s August 6, 2026 ChatGPT update unifies paid Instant and reasoning on a retuned Sol, moves Free and Go to Luna with a later unlimited-text window, and keeps agent surfaces on the July models.
OpenAI is patching the GPT-5.6 launch in public
A burst of post-launch updates to ChatGPT Work and Codex shows what users actually ran into after GPT-5.6 Sol landed: costly defaults, opaque limits, a confusing desktop redesign, and a need to make Codex’s role unmistakable.
GPT-5.6 after day one: the benchmarks, the caveats, and the real work
OpenAI’s Sol, Terra, and Luna family is now live. Here is what the official scorecards actually say, where independent and early practitioner evidence agrees or pushes back, and which use cases look ready for production testing.
Codex moves inside ChatGPT, turning the desktop app into a developer workspace
OpenAI has folded its standalone Codex experience into a new ChatGPT desktop client for macOS and Windows. The migration preserves existing projects while adding direct editing, pull-request review, multi-repository projects, and faster computer use.
OpenAI GPT-5.6 turns frontier intelligence into a control surface
Sol, Terra, and Luna give OpenAI one model generation at three price points, while max reasoning, ultra multi-agent execution, and programmatic tool calling let users decide how much compute a job deserves.
GPT-5.5 Instant is getting better at the messy questions people actually ask
OpenAI says a new GPT-5.5 Instant version is rolling out to paid users on June 24 and free users on June 25, with improvements to intent recognition, constraint following, conversational adaptation, shopping, and local recommendations.

