GPT-5.5
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Model Overview
Released
2026-04-23
Context
1M tokens
Input
$5.00 / 1M
Output
$30.00 / 1M
OpenAI's latest flagship, released April 23, 2026. GPT-5.5 is tuned for agentic work: long-horizon coding, computer use, web research, and tool-chained task execution are the focal areas.
Against GPT-5.4 the visible gains are in software engineering (SWE-Bench Pro 58.6% end-to-end in a single pass, Expert-SWE 73.1% on 20-hour coding tasks) and in operating real software (Terminal-Bench 2.0 82.7%, OSWorld-Verified 78.7%). Tau2-bench Telecom reaches 98.0% without prompt tuning.
The model ships with a 1M-token context window via the Responses and Chat Completions APIs, 128k max output, and pricing that doubles 5.4's output rate ($5 input / $30 output per 1M tokens). A higher-accuracy `gpt-5.5-pro` variant exists separately at premium pricing; Orivel uses the standard `gpt-5.5` only.
What changed
- Released April 23, 2026 as the successor to GPT-5.4
- Focus area: agentic coding and long-horizon task execution
- SWE-Bench Pro 58.6% — stronger end-to-end single-pass software engineering
- Expert-SWE 73.1% on tasks with ~20-hour human completion time
- Terminal-Bench 2.0 82.7%, OSWorld-Verified 78.7%, Tau2-bench Telecom 98.0%, GDPval 84.9%
- 1M-token context in the API (400K via Codex); 128k max output
- Pricing: $5 input / $30 output per 1M tokens — roughly 2× GPT-5.4's output rate
- Batch/Flex at 50% of standard; Priority at 2.5× standard
- Knowledge cutoff unchanged from GPT-5.4
Overall Performance
Overall Rank
#5
Overall win rate
Average Score
Wins
28
Sample Count
45
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Planning
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2
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2 / 12
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2
Coding
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2
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6 / 13
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1
Brainstorming
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2
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1 / 12
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2
Creative Writing
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1
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4 / 12
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1
System Design
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1
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3 / 12
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1
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Business Writing
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1
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11 / 12
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0
Roleplay
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2
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10 / 12
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0
Explanation
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1
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11 / 12
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0
Persuasion
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Sample Count
1
Genre Rank
10 / 12
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0
Summarization
Average Score
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Win Rate
Sample Count
1
Genre Rank
4 / 13
Wins
1
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