Project management software company Asana used GPT-6.1 Sol, a Codex version, in a browser agent test, according to a Techub News item citing OpenAI. The test reduced model costs by 76x and improved speed by 5x. The result, as described in the source, gives Asana the ability to offer customers a more capable model. The report did not provide more technical detail on the benchmark setup, workload, or deployment scope, and only stated the outcome of the browser-based agent testing. The disclosure centers on efficiency gains in both cost and speed, with Asana positioned as applying the model in a way that improves what it can deliver to users. OpenAI was identified as the source of the information in the brief.
Asana, the project management software company, used GPT-6.1 Sol—the Codex version—in a browser agent test, Techub News reported, citing OpenAI.
That test slashed model costs by 76x and made it run 5x faster, letting Asana offer customers a more capable model.
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