Guide to Managing GPT-5.6 Sol Rate Limits
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-07-12
This is a practical guide on managing usage limits for gpt-5.6-sol, focusing on how to avoid hitting caps.
Key points include:
- Avoid frequently using ultra until subagents are fixed
- medium or high is more suitable for most scenarios
- The author claims to have burned through over $200,000 in tokens, noting that while the model is excellent, a $200 Codex Pro subscription easily triggers rate limits
- OpenAI is currently lenient with resets, but quota management remains a real pain point in practice
Related event: Testing GPT-5.6-sol Burns Over $200K in Tokens(3 posts)→
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