GPT-6 Astra and ChatGPT Business / API
OpenAI
ChatGPT Business, the OpenAI API, and GPT-6 Astra when that is the best fit for the job.
Platforms
We pick the AI tools that fit the job.
We are not locked to one AI brand. Today we work with OpenAI, Grok, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, or whatever fits the job.
How we organize the work today is called Loop & Graph: a loop is a job that already repeats; a graph is a shared list of facts. When a better way ships, we use that. Work lands in your systems. You pay your own AI seats. No partnership badges.
- How we choose
- Access, residency, cost, owner
- Lock-in
- None. Next release is in scope.
- First move
- Field Survey $9,500
Options
What we evaluate now
Grok / Grok bots
xAI
One option among several. Grok Business seats, Grok bots (often through Cursor), and the xAI API when that stack fits the job.
Claude
Anthropic
Claude when access, data rules, or the work itself make it the stronger fit.
Gemini / agent surfaces
Gemini when the company already lives in Google, or data rules require it.
Teams / agent computers
Cursor
A shared computer for a helper that needs to work across several apps. The model underneath is chosen from the job.
Whatever ships next that fits the job
Bring-your-own or next release
If you already pay for a tool, we use it when it fits. When a stronger product ships, we move. We do not lock you to one vendor.
Helpers land in the systems the job already uses — Microsoft 365 / Outlook, Salesforce, NetSuite, ERP, or the desk tools you already pay for — when that is where the work lives. The Field Survey names the stack. No invented case studies.
Published 2026 pass-throughs we will name when they apply: Grok Business about $30 per seat, Cursor Teams Premium about $120 per seat, Cursor Ultra about $200 per month, Grok 4.6 API $2 / $6 per million tokens under 200k prompt. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google SKUs are client-paid; the survey names the actual product. Rate card.
Questions
Direct answers
Briefing
Name the job. We will name the tools.
We will say whether a $9,500 Field Survey is the right first step — or that it is not.