Amplitude says Wave cuts product shipping to 1–2 days
First merged summary.
OpenAI published Amplitude’s account of Wave, an agent it says ships product changes in 1–2 days and raised homepage card sends 160%.
OpenAI published a November 12, 2026 customer story on Amplitude’s product agent Wave, which Amplitude says is roughly 80% powered by OpenAI models including GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, and GPT-Image-2.5 Flare. Wave uses product data, session replays, feedback, and code to propose changes, hands technical plans and acceptance criteria to coding agents such as Codex after team review, and measures results. Amplitude estimates shipping time of 1–2 days, down from about a month, and reports a 160% lift in homepage suggestion-card sends versus control after one day. Scores and costs are Amplitude’s own evaluations: GPT-6.1 Sol scored 4.06 of 5 on Opportunity Investigator, and a Data Science Agent mean cost was $1.28 versus $2.63 for another model.
- Wave is about 80% powered by OpenAI models, Amplitude says.
- Shipping time estimated at 1–2 days, down from about a month.
- Homepage suggestion-card sends rose 160% versus control after one day.
- In 100 homepage replays, 80 users typed questions and 12 selected a suggestion.
- GPT-6.1 Sol scored 4.06 of 5; median time was 54 minutes.
- Data Science Agent mean cost was $1.28 versus $2.63 for another model.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 12, 2026OpenAI publishes Amplitude customer story on Wave. · OpenAI News
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- OpenAI NewsReplay study, 54-minute median, Flare mockups, and plan review before coding agents.
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCAmplitude says Wave ships changes in 1–2 days with OpenAI
Amplitude says Wave is about 80% OpenAI-powered and lifted homepage card sends 160% versus control after one day.
Amplitude says Wave ships product changes in 1-2 days with OpenAI
Amplitude reports a 160% lift in homepage card sends and lower GPT-6.1 Sol evaluation cost.