Pick a winner in each dimension. You can change your vote any time.
Correctness and depth of what it produces
Tool calls, instruction-following, and multi-step tasks
Tokens per second and time-to-first-token
How much capability you get per dollar
Consistent results: fewer refusals, loops and format breaks
Pricing and capabilities synced from the OpenRouter catalogue. Scores are editorial (0–10).
Choose GPT-6.1 Sol if you want the default OpenAI model for coding agents, from routine changes to hard tasks. Choose Muse Spark Open if you want trying Meta's open-weight coding model through OpenRouter, or self-hosting it where code must stay on your own hardware.
In our editorial scoring, GPT-6.1 Sol leads in 4 of five dimensions (output quality, agentic ability, value for money and reliability), while Muse Spark Open leads in 1. On price, GPT-6.1 Sol runs about $4.40 per 1M tokens (blended) and is proprietary; Muse Spark Open is about $2.15 and open-weight.
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Current Claude, GPT, Gemini and open models run on Standard Compute