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Eoch AI estimates monthly doubling in OpenAI researchers’ coding-agent usageMachine translation

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Eoch AI fitted trends to OpenAI’s published weekly figures on researchers’ coding-agent usage and estimated that spending was doubling about once a month. At API list prices, the median researcher used $601 a day by mid-August 2026; those list-price figures do not show what OpenAI actually spends.

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OpenAI's median researcher used $601 of coding-agent inference a day at API prices, up from under $1, in January 2026. Eoch AI's new report. > OpenAI researchers' coding-agent usage, valued at API list prices, is doubling roughly every month > By mid-August 2026, the median researcher used $601 a day and about $2M a year, roughly matching or exceeding what employing a researcher costs. > This pace probably can't last, since one more year would reach about $185M per median researcher, and list-price figures reveal nothing about what OpenAI actually spends.
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> Sam Altman does all his prompting on prompting on 'ultra fast' > Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code at Anthropic: “I use Fable for everything" > OpenAI's median researcher used $601 of coding-agent inference a day (about $1.8M a year, r) at API prices, up from under $1, in January 2026.
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OpenAI recently published data on its researchers’ coding-agent usage. We took their weekly figures from January to mid-August 2026 and fitted trends to summarize how quickly spending grew. We found that spending has been doubling about once a month. https://t.co/TpqyvhWqv9
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