GPT-5.6 Terra in Taskade

The first model to pass all five checks in one run: built the app, took a submission, saved every answer in the right field, ran the automation, and answered questions about the data.

Fastest of the test: 8 minutes 26 seconds.

Both builds carried all 32 questions word for word, after three tests where none of the four came through. A change of setting turned it around.

Terra's premium setting was the worst value we have measured on the client sign-up form: far more expensive than Luna, and it delivered less, a single page rewritten 19 times.

Best all-round match tracker and best client sign-up build of the test: form to saved score worked on the first try.

The quality pick in a five-model test of identical prompts.

Fastest complete client sign-up build of the test at 5 minutes 6 seconds; it left the scoring automation out.

Finished a two-page sales pipeline with a daily call brief in 10 minutes 47 seconds.

Finished the governance office in under 6 minutes and the fleet inspection in under 5.

Passed all five follow-up-edit tests; its recipe box was a single page.

Built a clean match tracker in about 11 minutes, but its match form offered only four heroes from its own sample list, so a player could not log the hero they played.

Built the family intake form twice, about 4 minutes each, and both saved every answer and both photos. One opened in a dark look where the request asked for cream paper. The other asked first who could open the teacher page, then put it behind a teacher sign-in.

Built the Dota 2 match tracker twice in under 4 and a half minutes, and both added a ranked heroes page when asked. One build labeled its starter matches, and the other ran wider than a phone screen on every page.