[GPT-6 Astra Is About to Launch: GPT-6 Appears in OpenAI's Official Repository] Beating AI News Flash: GPT-6 has already appeared in OpenAI's official GitHub repository. An OpenAI developer submitted a pull request (PR) to the Computer Use example project, adding two new environments: `gpt6-js-image` and `gpt6-py-image`. The branch name is directly labeled as `codex/gpt6-computer-use-images`. These two environments are tailored for JavaScript and Python, respectively. The former comes pre-installed with Playwright and Chromium, while the latter uses PyAutoGUI, Chromium, and a Linux desktop environment, enabling the agent to view the screen, operate the browser, and interact with the desktop. The PR has not yet been merged, and it does not include GPT-6 API calls—it's merely setting up the runtime environment for Computer Use. In a recent interview, Sam Altman mentioned that previous models were either too slow or impractical for operating computers, but Astra is the first time he feels "it has reached a level comparable to humans." He now directly lets the model search for information across different applications, rather than opening them one by one himself. [Original Link]