GPT-6.1 Sol’s 272K Pricing Boundary: A Cost Model for Long-Context Agents
GPT-6.1 Sol pricing above 272K input tokens: verified rates, cache-write and read costs, and a six-step framework for long-context agent budgets.
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GPT-6.1 Sol pricing above 272K input tokens: verified rates, cache-write and read costs, and a six-step framework for long-context agent budgets.
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