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Use cases
What this model is useful for
Turn notes into actions
Require a distinction between committed actions and ideas for later discussion. A missing value is better than an invented owner or date.
Make a focused code change
Provide the function, contract and tests that must remain valid. Limit the scope instead of asking for a full-module rewrite.
Answer from an internal guide
Provide the relevant document excerpt and ask for the section supporting each answer. If the rule is absent, the model should say so.
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Examples
Prompts you can try
A sample brief — add your own inputs. This page does not generate content or charge your balance.
Prompt for an independent test — no saved Terra response is attached yet.
Meeting notes without invented commitments
This fixture uses fictional people and commitments. Remove personal data from a real request and confirm the table with meeting participants.
Extract an action list from these notes: “Ira will prepare the homepage mockup by October 28. Pavel will check payments after the mockup is ready; no exact date was set. We will discuss moving the blog later. The new registration form launches only after payment checks.”
Return a table with task, owner, due date and dependency. State when an owner or date is missing. Then list unresolved questions separately. Do not turn the blog discussion into an agreed task.Make the prompt your own
- Say who will read the guide and what they already know.
- Ask it to mark where your internal instructions should be linked.
How to check the result
- Ira is assigned to the mockup with an October 28 due date; Pavel owns payment checks without an invented date.
- The mockup → payment check → registration launch dependency chain is preserved.
- Moving the blog remains a discussion item rather than an agreed task.
- For any showcased answer, retain the exact prompt, full text, gpt-5.6-terra ID, date and recorded usage.
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Pricing / USD
CLODEx public pricing
The card shows CLODEx rates. Compare Terra with Sol or Luna using the same input, response format and actual token volume.
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Get started
How to get started
Check the model catalog
Confirm that gpt-5.6-terra is available to your key. Related family models have different IDs and rates.
Configure a text client
Use the CLODEx base URL and key from /docs, then select the exact ID. Start without tools or advanced parameters.
Validate the format
Send a short set of notes and verify that the answer follows the table and leaves unknowns explicit before using real material.
One API for your application.
curl --fail-with-body --no-buffer 'https://clodex.xyz/v1/chat/completions' \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CLODEX_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-binary @- <<'CLODEX_JSON'
{"messages":[{"content":"Extract an action list from these notes: “Ira will prepare the homepage mockup by October 28. Pavel will check payments after the mockup is ready; no exact date was set. We will discuss moving the blog later. The new registration form launches only after payment checks.”\n\nReturn a table with task, owner, due date and dependency. State when an owner or date is missing. Then list unresolved questions separately. Do not turn the blog discussion into an agreed task.","role":"user"}],"model":"gpt-5.6-terra","stream":true}
CLODEX_JSONKeep your key on the server, never in the browser. A generation example uses your balance only when you run it yourself. Check model access and parameters before submitting.
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Specifications
Capabilities and limitations
- Model ID
gpt-5.6-terra- API protocols
- OpenAI-compatible API
Only parameters declared by the integration catalog are shown. An omitted parameter is not a promise of support.
Model and integration
Position in the family
OpenAI describes Terra as balancing capability and cost. It accepts text and images and returns text; the page and CLODEx documentation define the available route.
Why this example is useful
The task has objective checks: whether dates were invented, dependencies were lost or a discussion was turned into a commitment.
What to consider
No access to later decisions
The model cannot see calendars, team chat or decisions made later unless you provide them.
Structured output needs validation
A text table and a verified JSON Schema mode are different. For automation, confirm the route and validate every response.
Balanced does not mean universally best
Terra's positioning does not prove that it is best for your workflow. Measure cost per accepted result.
Before you submit
The model only knows the supplied notes. It cannot know later team decisions and must not turn missing owners or dates into plausible guesses.
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Related models
Models to compare
GPT-5.6 Sol
gpt-5.6-solCompare dependency coverage and reviewer corrections on the same material. Sol is worthwhile only when task complexity justifies the extra usage.
GPT-5.6 Luna
gpt-5.6-lunaUse the same short records plus an ambiguous case. Compare accuracy and cost per successfully processed record.
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FAQ
Model FAQ
When is Terra enough instead of Sol?
For a scoped task with explicit criteria. If the work has a long dependency chain or expensive failure modes, compare it with Sol on the same input.
Can it handle large documents?
The upstream model has a large context window, but completeness still needs verification. Use named sections and ask about specific conditions.
Can it return a table or JSON?
A table can be requested in plain text. For strict JSON, confirm structured-output support on the route and validate the schema in your application.
Is Terra always cheaper than Sol?
The CLODEx rate is shown on the card, but total cost depends on volume and retries. Compare cost per accepted result, not only the per-token rate.
Do I need an OpenAI subscription?
No. This page uses a CLODEx key and balance. A consumer OpenAI subscription does not automatically provide CLODEx credit.
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