Community list gathers GPT-6.1 Terra projects and evaluations
A Reddit post links to an “awesome list” for GPT-6.1 Terra that gathers projects, prompts, tools and coding evaluations. Listed examples include Daybreak, a fictional festival website with a creative brief and process notes; a Mona Lisa made from SVG shapes with a one-line prompt; and 100 HTML studies, each paired with its prompt. The collection also includes tools for choosing between Terra, Sol and other models, while keeping OpenAI’s reported figures separate from community tests. The supplied report does not independently verify the listed examples or results.
The list provides a snapshot of community experimentation with GPT-6.1 Terra, while its separation of company-reported figures from community tests offers context for comparing different types of evidence.
| I wanted to see what people are actually doing with GPT-6.1 Terra, so I started collecting it. So far: There's also a section for coding evaluations. OpenAI's numbers and community tests are kept separate, because "the company says it's good" and "someone tried it" are different things :) If you've built something with Terra, send it over. Small, weird projects are very welcome. The Mona Lisa could use some company. The list: https://github.com/emrehangorgec/awesome-gpt-terra submitted by /u/Awacer [link] [comments] |