OpenAI announced GPT-6 Astra tonight and it is not out for us yet. Enterprise API access first, then Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise plans after that. So this is a heads up on what is landing, and I have split it into the parts that are documented and the parts that are still their word. Confirmed, straight off OpenAI's own pages. The context window is 1,050,000 tokens, with 128,000 max output. That is the number I would pay attention to before any benchmark. A million tokens of context changes what you can put in front of a model in one go. Pricing is $10 in and $50 out per million. Cached input drops to $1, which is a big lever if you reuse the same context. Go past 272,000 input tokens in one request and input pricing doubles while output goes up 1.5x. Batch and Flex run at half rate, Fast at double. Knowledge cutoff is April 30, 2026. Text and images in, text out, no audio or video. OpenAI classified it Critical on cybersecurity under their Preparedness Framework, the first time they have used that level. Their own wording is that it can find previously unknown security flaws and develop new ways to exploit them across many well protected systems. That is why the strongest version sits behind an application rather than a checkout page. Claimed, and worth holding loosely until someone independent runs it. The headline scores are 98% on FrontierMath Tier 4, 99.9% on ARC-AGI 3 and 100% on ExploitBench. Their president used the phrase AGI era. Every lab's launch numbers look like this on their own evals, so I am reporting them rather than endorsing them. The pitch is that it operates software the way you do. Browsers, spreadsheets, desktop apps, forms. Not a chat window that writes about your spreadsheet, the spreadsheet itself. If that holds up outside a demo it is a different kind of product from what we have been using. Full breakdown below. I recorded it while the announcement was fifteen minutes old, so you are watching me read the numbers as they went up, including the ones I did not buy.