GPT-6.1 Sol (Fully Tested) + Dots & All DevDay Launches Explained: IT BEATS OPUS 5.5!?

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    AICodeKing introduces GPT-6.1 Sol and surveys related DevDay announcements, including persistent agents, reusable coding environments, review tools, shared workspaces and deployment controls. The video distinguishes API pricing from Codex task billing and token speed from the time needed to finish a complete project.

    AICodeKing runs eight Kingbench tasks in fresh folders at medium reasoning effort and evaluates the delivered results. Demonstrations cover an elevator simulation, a contact-lens case, a folding table, an SVG illustration, an archery game, a counting problem, local model fine-tuning and a working wristwatch. Independent lens caps, persisted game scores and a local adapter-backed application are presented as examples of functioning output.

    AICodeKing reports 78 out of 80 overall, deducting points for unnecessary elevator waiting and intersecting folding-table geometry. Earlier model scores are reference points with differing tools and settings, not a controlled head-to-head comparison. The reviewer describes the eight tasks as a small sample and emphasizes checking generated work before relying on it.

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    AICodeKing reports 78 out of 80 on eight GPT-6.1 Sol coding tasks, with working interactive demos but specific geometry and dispatch defects that still require review.