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GPT-5.6 Luna

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gpt-5.6-luna
Model Type SolLuna

GPT-5.6 Luna is the fast, economical model of the GPT-5.6 family, focused on low latency and cost efficiency for high-volume, low-latency chat and agent workloads. Fully OpenAI-SDK compatible: set model to gpt-5.6-luna and you are connected.

ChatFastLow costOpenAI compatible

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Try out GPT-5.6 Luna right here (available after login).

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Advanced

The upstream for this model does not accept temperature / top_p / max_tokens (they are silently ignored). Use reasoning_effort below for thinking depth, and prompt wording for length.

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About GPT-5.6 Luna

GPT-5.6 Luna is the fast, economical model of the GPT-5.6 family, focused on low latency and cost efficiency for high-volume, low-latency chat and agent workloads. Fully OpenAI-SDK compatible with streaming and reasoning_effort; set model to gpt-5.6-luna and you are connected. Pay-as-you-go, failed calls never billed.

Use cases

High-volume chat and classification

Support answers, intent detection and tag extraction at scale, where cost and latency come first.

Low-latency agent steps

The many simple judgement and formatting steps inside an agent flow: Luna saves both time and budget.

Fast prototyping

Get the flow working on Luna first, then move the critical steps up to Terra or Sol.

How to choose

Simple, high-volume, latency-sensitive work goes to Luna; switch to Terra for stronger reasoning and Sol for the hardest tasks, changing only the model field.

FAQ

How does it differ from Terra?
Luna is faster and cheaper, built for high-volume low-latency traffic; Terra is the more capable balanced tier. The integration is identical.
Does it support streaming?
Yes. Pass stream=true and the response arrives as SSE chunks.
How large is the context window?
About 272K tokens for the GPT-5 family; system prompts and other overhead count toward it.
Am I charged for failed calls?
No. Only calls that return successfully are settled on actual usage; upstream errors and timeouts never touch your balance.

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