OpenAI put its Decisions API into public beta on October 6 — a single-purpose endpoint that returns typed yes/no probabilities, picks from a list you define, or scores against a rubric. Only GPT-6…
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OpenAI put its Decisions API into public beta on October 6 — a single-purpose endpoint that returns typed yes/no probabilities, picks from a list you define, or scores against a rubric. Only GPT-6 Luna is supported, and it costs 10 cents per million input tokens, with no output charges.
Think of it like an opinionated form, not a chatbot. You send a complaint and a fixed list of departments; it picks "billing" with a confidence score in roughly 150 ms, instead of writing a paragraph you have to parse.
It signals the "decision model" category — AWS Strands Decider 2B, Cloudflare Clef, Liquid d1 — is becoming a real product shape rather than a niche experiment.
Caveat: the forced-selection design always returns one of your options, so add an "other" fallback or you'll get confident wrong answers on edge cases.
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