OpenAI's Decisions API announced at DevDay still has no pricing or docs a week later
Balance- · reddit · 2026-10-05
A Reddit user notes that the Decisions API OpenAI announced at DevDay (Sept 29) — running on a specialized GPT-6 Luna, picking from predefined answers, claiming 150 ms latency vs 1.6 s for a standard call, and framed as a response to TypeSafe's Jev — was promised for broad release "in the coming days," yet a week later there's still no pricing, no docs page, and standard keys get a 403 "not enabled for this user." It's also unclear whether the API returns probabilities, scores, or just a label.
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