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Usage analysis on reviewed Codex／Work accounts now attributes traffic to the model ID gpt-6.2-astra. That string appears beside older GPT-6 family labels such as gpt-6-astra and gpt-6.1-sol in the same dashboards.
What the usage charts show
On one account, a week spanning roughly 2026-10-26–11-01 puts gpt-6.2-astra near 6.6% of recorded usage; selecting November 1 alone shows gpt-6.2-astra at 100% for that day’s bar (no mix of the blue gpt-6-astra segment on that day). A second account shows the same ID around 22% for its window. Circulating X screenshots from other accounts show a similar label—one example near 37.7%—as social-media corroboration, not an OpenAI announcement. Selector UI in many sessions still reads GPT-6 Astra; a backend usage ID is not the same as a public listing.
Site-owner Codex／Work usage screenshot, week of 2026-10-26–11-01: gpt-6.2-astra ≈6.6%.
Same account usage screenshot, Nov 1 selected: gpt-6.2-astra = 100% for that day.
Circulating X usage screenshot (social corroboration; not the site-owner; not an official model page), one example near 37.7%.
Codex caps in ChatGPT plans: OpenAI Still Publishes No Weekly Codex Caps, So Here's What Each ChatGPT Plan Gets in October 2026. Broader token pricing context: OpenAI API Pricing (October 2026).
What official docs still omit
OpenAI’s public model catalog still surfaces family entries such as gpt-6-astra, gpt-6.1-sol, gpt-6.1-terra, and gpt-6-luna. Direct opens of /api/docs/models/gpt-6.2-astra and /api/docs/models/gpt-6-2-astra return 404. The recent API changelog does not carry a “released gpt-6.2-astra／GPT-6.2 Astra” style listing. A nearby Sol pricing／mode note: OpenAI adds Ultrafast mode to GPT-6.1 Sol: up to 8x faster, at six times the price. Codex iteration cadence context: Tibo announces 28-day plan: daily practical Codex improvements or a full reset.
What this means
A new label on a usage chart is not the same as an official model page. Until the public catalog, changelog, or pricing table lists it, treat gpt-6.2-astra as an account-side attribution—not a confirmed launch date. The percentages above are from the dashboards we checked; they do not speak for all Codex users or an official rollout calendar.
For reference only.