GPT-6 Astra 'feels like AGI': $1,000 hands-on across real client work, gaming and computer control
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-09-08
Blogger PrajwalTomar spent 3 days and over $1,000 in credits testing GPT-6 Astra on real client work at his agency, building a multiplayer game, letting it control his computer, and watching it test its own code unprompted. Running 5 AI-first businesses and having shipped on every major model since GPT-4, he calls Astra the first model that made him sit back. He argues the timeline's "is it AGI" debate misses the point, promising a full breakdown of costs and a day-one playbook.
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