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GPT-5.6: OpenAI Ships a Family, Not a Model
On July 9, OpenAI moved the GPT-5.6 family to general availability, two weeks after a limited preview. There is no single “GPT-5.6.” There are three: Sol, Terra, and Luna. If you write code for a living, this release is worth ten minutes of your attention, and a bit of skepticism. Why it matters The headline…
Where to invest: a maturity model for your team
A 5-part series — Part 5/5 The most common mistake isn’t picking the wrong discipline. It’s investing in a layer above where your team actually sits. People want to build a sophisticated harness when they don’t even have a test bench for their prompts. They stack autonomous agents on foundations that are taking on water.…
Harness engineering: the model is the smallest part
A 5-part series — Part 4/5 – Harness engineering When the Claude Code source leaked in late March 2026, people could finally measure something practitioners had suspected without proof: across roughly 512,000 lines of TypeScript, the model interaction itself is a tiny fraction. Everything else, the vast majority, is the harness. That sums up the…
Context engineering: the window is a scarce resource
A 5-part series — Part 3/5 Here’s the most counterintuitive idea in the whole series: giving a model more information can make it worse. It’s tempting to picture the context window as a big bag where you cram everything that might help. In practice it’s a budget. Every token you add spends another, and past…
Prompt engineering: what still holds up in 2026
A 5-part series — Part 2/5 We buried prompt engineering a little too fast. The discipline isn’t dead, it’s been demoted. It now sits at the innermost layer of the diagram from Part 1: how you phrase a request, inside a single call. That’s small. It’s also the first place everything can go wrong. In…