Early GPT-5.6 Feedback: Persistent Execution, Math, Coding Gains
Angaisb_ · x · 2026-07-08
This post summarizes early tester feedback for GPT-5.6. The poster says the most frequently mentioned feature is its 'persistent execution' ability—it keeps working until the task is truly done. There are also notable gains in math and coding, better use of sub-agents, and reportedly strong computer operation capabilities.
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