Use GPT-5.6 Sol for Autonomous Multi-Account UI Testing
Automate multi-role permission testing using Sol's autonomous computer use capabilities.
Leverage GPT-5.6 Sol's 'computer use' feature to automate end-to-end testing by having the AI log into different account types and verify UI features.
The Scenario
A developer needs to verify that a new admin dashboard feature doesn't leak data to standard user accounts across multiple browser sessions.
Before & after
Teams manually log into multiple staging accounts to verify feature visibility and permissions across different roles. This usually takes 60–90 minutes per sprint.
With GPT-5.6 Sol's computer use capability, the model can log in and test different user roles autonomously. This reduces the testing cycle to 5–10 minutes.
The Prompt
Log into my staging environment as [ROLE_TYPE] and [ROLE_TYPE]. Verify that the new [FEATURE_NAME] is visible to the first role but hidden from the second. Report any UI discrepancies.
GPT-5.6 Sol can interact with web browsers and software environments. By setting its 'Computer Use' permissions to 'Workspace Write' but not 'Full Danger,' you can safely automate end-to-end testing of user flows.
Source
Model Release Notes | OpenAI Help Center"Sol uses computer use automatically, logging in as every account type to test a feature the way real users would."