@StefanoGPT Please convert it to a reset card. I have just used my reset card, and my current quota is at 100%. A blanket reset would be unfair to many users who have just used their reset cards, especially us $200 Pro users.
@thsottiaux Please convert it to a reset card. I have just used my reset card, and my current quota is at 100%. A blanket reset would be unfair to many users who have just used their reset cards, especially us $200 Pro users.
@thsottiaux Please convert it to a reset card. I have just used my reset card, and my current quota is at 100%. A blanket reset would be unfair to many users who have just used their reset cards, especially us $200 Pro users.
Was very cool to hear about the reasons people love Sol. We're doing the promotion again, except this time for ChatGPT Work:
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I’ve been getting a lot out of sol by using it like a real execution partner:
– Give it the goal and constraints, not an over-written spec.
– Ask it to inspect the code and reproduce the issue before changing anything.
– Make “verify it actually works” part of every request.
– For shipping, have it own the full loop: implementation, tests, deployment, and a real production check.
That’s what I like about sol: it doesn’t just generate plausible answers—it helps turn vague intent into finished, verified work.
Or… what if we gave you $100 in Codex credits if you tell us what you love about GPT-5.6 Sol or why you switched?
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