GPT-6 Astra Appears in OpenAI GitHub Repository as Developer Preps Computer Use Environment

GPT-6 Astra Appears in OpenAI GitHub Repository as Developer Preps Computer Use Environment

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2026-09-03 08:18:26
OpenAI's GitHub repository has shown signs of GPT-6, with a developer submitting a pull request that adds two environments (gpt6-js-image and gpt6-py-image) for the Computer Use project. Sam Altman said Astra marks a milestone where AI models can operate computers at a human-like level.

GPT-6 Astra Surfaces in OpenAI GitHub Repository

OpenAI's official GitHub repository has started showing signs of GPT-6. A developer working on the Computer Use sample project submitted a pull request that adds two new environments: gpt6-js-image and gpt6-py-image, under a branch name codex/gpt6-computer-use-images.

The two environments target JavaScript and Python developers. The JavaScript setup comes with Playwright and Chromium, while the Python setup uses PyAutoGUI, Chromium, and a Linux desktop environment, allowing the AI agent to view the screen and operate browsers and the desktop. The PR has not been merged yet, and it does not include any GPT-6 API calls — it only prepares the runtime environment for Computer Use.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently said in an interview that previous models were too slow or clumsy at operating computers, but Astra makes him feel "it has reached a level comparable to humans." He now directly asks the model to find messages across different applications instead of manually searching each one.

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