Recommended AI models for September 2026
Practical analysis of the main September 2026 models with suggestions to combine Astra, Sol and Luna.
The news presents a practical analysis of the main artificial intelligence models available in September 2026. It proposes combining Astra, Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-6 Luna according to the type of work, rather than expecting one model to handle everything.
For users, this combination assigns each tool a role: Astra helps with planning and difficult problems; Opus 5.5 handles general use and complex projects; Sol carries out well-defined tasks with an emphasis on efficiency; and Luna takes care of repetitive activities. The idea is to organize the models as a team, from planning to execution and repetition at scale.
To get started, test the models on the tasks you actually need to do and compare the results, rather than relying only on benchmarks. The source also recommends waiting a week before switching models because of the initial excitement around a new release. Pay attention to which option works best for your own use.
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