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GPT‑5.6 is now available across ChatGPT, Codex, and the OpenAI API. The rollout is starting globally and will continue gradually toward full availability over the next 24 hours.

The GPT‑5.6 model family, includes GPT‑5.6 Sol for frontier capability, GPT‑5.6 Terra for a balance of intelligence and cost, and GPT‑5.6 Luna for efficient, high-volume workloads.

In the API, The gpt-5.6 alias routes requests to gpt-5.6-sol. GPT‑5.6 also adds Programmatic Tool Calling, explicit prompt caching controls, persisted reasoning, max reasoning effort, Pro mode, and Multi-agent orchestration in beta for the Responses API. GPT‑5.6 also accepts images at their original dimensions with original or auto image detail.

ChatGPT Work is an agent for longer, more involved tasks. It can research and analyze information, work across connected apps and files, and create finished documents, spreadsheets, presentations, reports, and Sites. Users can follow progress, answer questions, change direction, and approve important actions while it works.

Work can also keep projects moving through Scheduled Tasks that run once, repeat on a schedule or trigger, or monitor for changes.

On web and mobile, Work is rolling out to paid plans except Free and Go. Pro, Pro Lite, Enterprise, and Edu users receive access first; Plus and Business users will follow over the coming days. Work is available in all supported regions.

On web and mobile, Enterprise and Edu workspaces have a two-week preview period. Work is off by default during the preview, and admins can opt out before it turns on automatically at the end of the preview.

The App Directory is being replaced with the Plugin Directory. Existing app connections are unaffected. Plugins can package skills, apps, and app templates for specific workflows, and are available from ChatGPT on web and desktop, including Work and Codex.

The new ChatGPT desktop app is available globally for macOS and Windows. It combines Chat for questions and conversation, Work for research and finished deliverables, and Codex for software development in one app.

On desktop, Work can use local files and desktop apps with user permission. The built-in browser lets ChatGPT gather information from websites and work with supported web-based tools and files. Codex adds inline editing within diffs, pull-request review in the side panel, faster Computer Use, and support for multiple repositories in one project.

Existing Codex app users can update as usual and keep their projects, settings, and workflows. Users can make Codex the default view and, on macOS, keep the Codex app icon. Users of the previous ChatGPT desktop app can follow the prompt in the app to download the new version. The previous app may remain installed as ChatGPT Classic, which continues to receive model updates, bug fixes, security patches, and support for existing Enterprise capabilities, while new agent features such as Work and Codex are available in the new app.

Codex-specific new features include editing Markdown and code directly in the app, using inline annotations, asking Codex to revise selected content, reviewing GitHub pull requests in the sidebar with reviewer feedback alongside the diff, and working across repositories in one project.

Codex performance improvements and fixes include faster Computer Use with GPT‑5.6, clearer task activity and progress, plugin management moved into Settings, improved mobile connection reliability, fixed video rendering for SSH projects, and additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

ChatGPT Sites lets users turn work or ideas into an interactive website or lightweight app without leaving ChatGPT. Users can create dashboards, project trackers, launch calendars, prototypes, internal portals, and reports, then preview and refine the result with ChatGPT before sharing it.

Business and Enterprise customers already have access to Sites. Starting today, they can also publish Sites publicly and share them with anyone through a URL, expanding Sites beyond people in their workspace.

To create a Site, users start in ChatGPT Work on the web or in Work or Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app, describe what they want to build, add relevant content, files, data, links, or constraints, and review the private preview before publishing.

In Enterprise workspaces, public publishing is off by default and must be enabled by an admin. Sites is also rolling out in public beta to Pro, Pro Lite, and Edu users, with Plus users following over the coming days. Sites is not available on Free or Go plans. Public publishing and the expanded beta rollout are not available in the EEA, Switzerland, or the United Kingdom at launch.

Beginning July 9, 2026, users on web, iOS, and Android will no longer be able to create new group chats, turn existing conversations into group chats, or join a group chat through an invite link.

Existing group chats will remain available and can continue to be used for now. When an existing group chat becomes read-only, users will retain access to the messages, files, and images already shared there. Individual ChatGPT conversations are unaffected.