GPT-5.6 Luna
GPT-5.6 Luna is OpenAI's lowest-cost published GPT-5.6 limited-preview variant for lighter reasoning, coding triage, and staged API experiments.
🚀Function Overview
A low-cost GPT-5.6 preview option for early routing experiments, triage, and workloads that should not start on Sol-level pricing.
Key Features
- Official OpenAI GPT-5.6 family member with model ID gpt-5.6-luna
- Positioned by OpenAI as less capable and more cost-effective than Sol
- Lowest published GPT-5.6 standard token pricing in the OpenAI Help Center
- Useful as a first-pass route before escalating to Terra or Sol
- Preview access can vary by account and rollout phase
Use Cases
- •Low-cost GPT-5.6 family smoke tests
- •Coding triage before escalation to Terra or Sol
- •Model-routing experiments where price is the first constraint
- •Reader comparison against older low-cost OpenAI model choices
⚙️Input Parameters
messages
arrayChat or reasoning task messages sent to the OpenAI API or supported OpenAI product surface.
model
stringUse gpt-5.6-luna when the OpenAI API account has access to the GPT-5.6 Luna preview.
💡Usage Examples
Example 1
Input Parameters
{
"model": "gpt-5.6-luna",
"messages": [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "Classify whether this issue needs a cheap fix attempt or escalation to a stronger reasoning model."
}
]
}Output Results
Quick Actions
Technical Specifications
- Hardware Type
- OpenAI limited preview
- Run Count
- 0
- Commercial Use
- Supported
- Pricing
- 2/1M input tokens and $10/1M output tokens; batch pricing listed by OpenAI as $1/1M input tokens and $5/1M output tokens
- Platform
- Replicate
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