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| Integration detail | Current status |
|---|---|
| Public API | OpenAI’s model list did not include this name when we checked. |
| EvoLink access | Not available. You can subscribe for availability updates. |
| Request model ID | No confirmed model ID yet. The name in this page’s URL cannot be used to call the API. |
| API format | The API format is not confirmed. An existing Astra request may need changes. |
| Context window | Not confirmed. |
| Maximum output | Not confirmed. |
| Input types | Not confirmed. |
| Output types | Not confirmed. |
| Reasoning controls | Not confirmed. |
| Tool calling | Not confirmed. |
| Structured output | Not confirmed. |
| API pricing | No confirmed OpenAI or EvoLink prices yet. Older Astra prices do not tell us what 6.2 will cost. |
| Release and access dates | Neither the OpenAI release date nor the EvoLink access date is confirmed. |
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The model ID to use in your requests, supported features and prices, so you can get started with EvoLink’s unified API.
We do not know whether these demos used 6.2, and EvoLink has not tested them. The graphics and animation are made with code.
Community posts show a cycling pelican and an SVG game controller. Could work like this become illustrations and animation you can use and keep editing on a website?
Try this when access opens: Change a color, size or movement. Check whether it still displays correctly and how many fixes it takes.
FiniYang shared a small RPG demo. The interesting question is whether character movement, the map and game controls work together when someone actually plays.
Try this when access opens: Walk around, switch scenes, open the inventory and add a game mechanic. Check for stuck movement or broken existing features.
Leo compared two animations and preferred Fable’s detail and storytelling. He was also unsure whether his Astra run used 6.2. The example raises another question: how easy is it to make changes?
Try this when access opens: Swap two scenes or change a line of text. Check the pacing, playback and number of revisions before it is usable.
Original posts (access is restricted; descriptions use material saved on November 3):
We checked on November 3, 2026 and found no entry under this name. Private testing is still possible.
We found no release entry under this name on November 3, 2026.
Before offering access, we will test API calls, supported settings and billing.
We will update this page when OpenAI confirms the model or EvoLink finishes testing access.
Save a few tasks you already use and decide what a good result should look like. You can compare them when the new model is available.
Run typical coding and document tasks with an available GPT model. Save the prompts, dependencies, model settings, first answers and notes on fixes.
Check that the code passes tests, does what you asked, cites sources correctly and keeps running. Note anything you still need to fix by hand.
Use the same reasoning setting. Record input, output and cached tokens, retries, total time, manual edits and the bill. Compare tasks that actually met your requirements.
Choose the model in your EvoLink API settings. When the new model opens, try a few tasks to check inputs, tool calls and errors. Keep your current model ready if something fails.
You can use available models through EvoLink’s unified API now. Before moving real work to a new model, check its instructions and try a few tasks.
See how to use the existing Astra model for coding and reasoning, and check its current token prices.
View Astra APISee what Terra offers for visual reasoning, interface tasks and writing.
View Terra APICompare available GPT models in one place and choose one for your work and budget.
Compare GPT modelsSee each model’s features, API instructions and current prices.
Read about community examples, release clues and developer discussions.
Choose an available model to compare on your own coding tasks.
See its API options and current prices.
See whether Terra suits your work before switching models.
We found no entry for this name in the official model list or API changelog checked on November 3, 2026. Community reports do not confirm a separate public model; private testing is still possible.
Not yet. The name appears in community reports, but it is not a confirmed API model ID. There is no verified 6.2 request or CLI command to share here.
Neither an OpenAI release date nor an EvoLink access date was confirmed in the sources checked. We will add dates when they are confirmed.
There are no confirmed GPT-6.2 Astra prices here yet. Older Astra prices and community predictions do not tell us what it will cost.
The API format is not confirmed. Read the instructions when access opens before reusing a request written for an older Astra model.
Context size, output limits, input and output types, reasoning settings, tools and API formats are not confirmed. Older Astra settings may not apply. Its relationship to GPT-6.1 Astra or Bel / Betelgeuse is also unconfirmed.
No. You will receive EvoLink access updates. Signing up does not give you private-test access or reserve a place.
You can use GPT-6 Astra or GPT-6.1 Terra. Their pages explain supported options and prices. The artwork on this page is an illustration, not a verified GPT-6.2 Astra result.
