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OpenAI's API documentation page for Decisions, a hosted endpoint that returns bounded answers rather than generated text; the captured page is its header, pointing to the docs index at llms.txt.
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- OpenAI
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- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Titled Decisions under OpenAI's API docs at developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/decisions.
- Says the complete documentation index is at llms.txt, and any docs page is available as Markdown by appending .md to its URL.
- Jev News lists it as POST /v1/decisions, in public beta since October 6, 2026, at a guide price of $0.10 per million input tokens with output uncharged.
- No request fields, model names, or limits are shown in the captured portion of the page.
Watch out
The captured page is essentially a header: the endpoint, price, and beta status quoted here come from Jev News' listing, not from this page, and this capture cannot confirm OpenAI's request or response shapes. No licence is stated for the page.
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A guide page in OpenAI's API documentation titled Decisions, at developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/decisions. The captured portion is its header, which points to the docs index at llms.txt and explains how to fetch Markdown versions.
Append .md to the page URL, per the header note. The same note says the complete documentation index is available at llms.txt.
Jev News records it as POST /v1/decisions. The OpenAI page captured here does not show request or response fields, so the schema has to come from the live documentation.
The Jev News desk lists a guide price of $0.10 per million input tokens with output uncharged, as of the public beta that began October 6, 2026. Confirm current pricing on OpenAI's own page.
Jev News describes it as a decision API returning bounded answers, and groups it with TypeSafe's System One and Subquadratic's Snap as hosted calls that return a choice, a score, or a yes or no.
OpenAI, on its developer documentation site. It is OpenAI's own description of the product, not third-party reporting.
No. Neither the captured page nor the digest around it prints a schema, so migrations are not grounded here; start from OpenAI's live Decisions guide and API reference.
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