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GMI Cloud says GPT-6.1 Sol completed a small software feature from request to pull request in a 13-turn demonstration, including fixing its own failing tests.
Why it mattersThe company reports that the final run passed all 23 tests and cost 46 cents on its inference service. The same tokens on GPT-6 Astra would have cost $2.40 at list prices, it says. That is a useful glimpse of the cost of an agent’s retry loop, not proof of general coding performance: GMI Cloud describes one run on a small repository.
Discuss: Would a 13-turn coding run that costs 46 cents be enough to try an AI agent on your team’s work, or would you need repeated results on larger projects first?
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