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FreeModel limited offer: use gpt-5.6-sol free in WorkBuddy

FreeModel limited offer: use gpt 5.6 sol free in WorkBuddy If you already use WorkBuddy and want a low friction way to try , FreeModel’s cur

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FreeModel limited offer: use gpt-5.6-sol free in WorkBuddy

If you already use WorkBuddy and want a low-friction way to try gpt-5.6-sol, FreeModel’s current limited offer is worth a look. The point of this promo is practical setup, not another browser chat page. You connect FreeModel’s work endpoint as a custom model in WorkBuddy, then run real chat and coding tasks on gpt-5.6-sol.

Based on the provided campaign details, new users need to complete a first top-up of 15 CNY after registration before they can use this path. The endpoint, model name, and API key flow are all clear, and setup takes about three minutes. Whether the free offer is still live, and what the exact free quota covers, should always be checked on FreeModel’s live pages.

Signup link: FreeModel registration

Setup docs: FreeModel WorkBuddy docs

Bottom line first

This offer is a good fit if you can install a desktop AI client and fill in a base URL, API key, and model name. After you register on FreeModel and complete the first 15 CNY top-up, create an API key and add these three fields in WorkBuddy:

Field	Value
Endpoint	`https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions`
API Key	Create it on FreeModel’s API key page
Model name	`gpt-5.6-sol`

If you only want a no-config browser chatbot, this path is not ideal. If you already live in WorkBuddy, Claude Code, Codex, or similar tools, the value is clearer: pay a small first top-up, then check whether gpt-5.6-sol is stable and useful in your own workflow.

For FreeModel’s broader Claude Code, OpenAI-compatible, and plan notes, see the existing English guide: FreeModel API relay review. This article stays focused on WorkBuddy and the current gpt-5.6-sol offer.

Offer summary

Item	Details
Offer	Configure WorkBuddy to use `gpt-5.6-sol` for free
Platform	FreeModel
Client	WorkBuddy on macOS / Windows
Endpoint	`https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions`
Model name	`gpt-5.6-sol`
Entry requirement	First top-up of `15 CNY` after registration
Setup time	About 3 minutes
Official docs	WorkBuddy section in FreeModel Dashboard Docs

Two caveats matter immediately. First, free usage is a limited-time campaign, not a permanent promise. Second, the first 15 CNY top-up is the current entry requirement, not a full long-term price card for the model. Campaign rules, balance, model availability, and rate limits can change, so verify them before you pay or switch daily work over.

What FreeModel and WorkBuddy each do

FreeModel is an API relay entry point. Its value is in endpoints, keys, model lists, balance, and client compatibility. It is not mainly a casual web chat product. Earlier OBVPS coverage already noted that FreeModel can cover Claude-style and OpenAI-compatible workflows for tools such as Claude Code, Cline, Cursor, ChatBox, and OpenAI SDK projects.

WorkBuddy is a desktop AI client. In this campaign, FreeModel exposes a work endpoint and the gpt-5.6-sol model name, while WorkBuddy sends requests through its custom model settings. Day to day, you still chat inside WorkBuddy. The backend becomes FreeModel.

Public coverage of GPT-5.6 often positions Sol as a stronger coding and knowledge-work option in the family. That context is useful for choosing tasks, but FreeModel’s live model behavior, latency, context window, and billing still need to be checked in the FreeModel console and real responses. Do not treat third-party reviews as guarantees for this relay endpoint.

Who it fits and who it does not

Better fit for:

People already using WorkBuddy who want a custom model
Users who want a low-cost first test of gpt-5.6-sol
Anyone comfortable creating an API key and filling endpoint fields
Coding assistance, document work, multi-turn chat, and tool-chain tasks
Users willing to top up a small amount first and expand only after validation

Poor fit for:

Users who only want browser chat and refuse desktop setup
Users who do not want to complete the first top-up requirement
Anyone unwilling to check model names, endpoint paths, and key permissions
Production teams that need enterprise contracts and hard SLAs
Anyone treating “limited free usage” as a permanent free service

WorkBuddy setup steps

1. Register and complete the first top-up

Start with the FreeModel registration link. Based on the current campaign notes, complete the first 15 CNY top-up after signup before using this free WorkBuddy path.

After registration, check three things:

Whether balance has been credited
Whether you can create a key on the API key page
Whether the WorkBuddy docs section is still present

If the console does not show gpt-5.6-sol, the work endpoint, or the campaign entry, trust the live page over older screenshots.

2. Install WorkBuddy

WorkBuddy supports macOS and Windows. Install it from the official guide for your OS, then make sure the app launches cleanly.

You do not need FreeModel connected for this step. Get the client working first, then add the custom model. That order makes debugging much easier.

3. Create a FreeModel API key

Open FreeModel’s API key page and create a new key. Keep it private. Do not paste it into public chats, screenshots, or repositories.

A separate key for WorkBuddy is a good idea. If you later connect Claude Code, Codex, or other clients, separate keys make permission and usage checks simpler.

4. Add a custom model in WorkBuddy

Launch WorkBuddy, open the model switcher at the bottom of the chat UI, and choose + to configure a custom model. Fill in:

Endpoint: https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions
API Key: the key you created in FreeModel
Model name: gpt-5.6-sol

Note the host carefully: work.freemodel.dev, not the general api.freemodel.dev. This campaign specifically documents the WorkBuddy work endpoint and the /v1/chat/completions path.

Use the model name exactly as gpt-5.6-sol. Extra characters, missing characters, or case changes can produce “model not found” or failed requests.

5. Switch models and run a first test

Save the custom model, switch WorkBuddy to gpt-5.6-sol, then run a small checklist:

A normal short chat to confirm connectivity
A code explanation or small rewrite to check coding quality
A multi-turn follow-up to check context handling
A look at FreeModel usage or balance after the requests

If you get 401 errors, check the API key first. If the model is unavailable, re-check the model name and whether the campaign is still active. For timeouts or connection failures, inspect the network path, endpoint spelling, and FreeModel service status.

Common setup mistakes

Issue	Likely cause	What to check
Cannot connect	Wrong endpoint	Confirm `https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions`
401 / auth failure	Bad, incomplete, or missing API key	Recreate the key and paste it fully
Model unavailable	Wrong model name or ended campaign	Use `gpt-5.6-sol` and check the live model list
Registered but blocked	First `15 CNY` top-up not completed	Complete the campaign’s entry top-up
No response in client	Custom model not saved, or still on the old model	Switch explicitly to the new custom model
Confusing billing	Treating limited free usage as forever free	Trust console balance, usage, and campaign rules

One mix-up is especially common. FreeModel’s general API host in older guides is often https://api.freemodel.dev for Claude Code, Cursor, ChatBox, and similar clients. This WorkBuddy offer uses https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions. Do not blend the two.

How to test it properly

A single “hello” message is a weak test. More useful checks include:

Ask the model to explain code you are actively editing
Ask for a small function or a clearly scoped bug fix in your style
Give it a short requirements note and ask for an implementation plan
Follow up across several turns to see whether context holds
Intentionally send a wrong model name or key once to confirm error messages are readable

If those checks look good, move more daily chat or coding work over. Limited free access is still a trial path. Validate stability, latency, and billing visibility before replacing your main workflow.

How this fits FreeModel’s broader setup

If you only want gpt-5.6-sol inside WorkBuddy, the steps above are enough.

If you also want FreeModel on Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatBox, or your own SDK project, use these existing guides:

General FreeModel setup usually revolves around base URL, API key, model name, and whether the client wants /v1/chat/completions or /v1/responses. This WorkBuddy campaign is narrower: fixed work endpoint plus gpt-5.6-sol.

The cleanest order is:

Open the FreeModel registration link
Complete registration and the first 15 CNY top-up
Create an API key
Install WorkBuddy and add the custom model
Validate gpt-5.6-sol with small real tasks

Official setup notes: FreeModel WorkBuddy docs

FAQ

Is this campaign completely free?

Based on the provided details, the offer is free usage of gpt-5.6-sol in WorkBuddy after you complete a first top-up of 15 CNY. Free scope, duration, and later billing should be checked on FreeModel’s live pages.

Which endpoint should I use?

For this WorkBuddy offer, use https://work.freemodel.dev/v1/chat/completions. Do not mix it with the general api.freemodel.dev host.

What exact model name should I enter?

Enter gpt-5.6-sol. Before saving, double-check FreeModel’s console or docs in case the published name changes.

Can I use this without WorkBuddy?

This article is specifically about the WorkBuddy path. FreeModel may support other clients, but the endpoint and steps here are for WorkBuddy custom models.

Is the first 15 CNY top-up refundable?

The provided campaign notes do not include refund terms. Check FreeModel’s top-up page, terms, and support before paying.

Is this ready to become a daily main model?

Treat it as a validation path first. Long-term use depends on post-campaign pricing, rate limits, stability, and whether billing remains easy to audit.

Final take

FreeModel’s current offer is specific and useful: WorkBuddy + gpt-5.6-sol + the work.freemodel.dev endpoint. For people already comfortable with AI coding clients, setup cost is low. Register, complete the first 15 CNY top-up, fill in the endpoint, key, and model name, then run a few real tasks.

If you want to try it, start at the FreeModel registration link, create an API key, and follow the WorkBuddy custom model flow. Only expand usage after connectivity, latency, context handling, and usage reporting look acceptable.

This article is based on campaign details provided on 2026-07-27 and FreeModel’s public entry pages. Campaign rules, free quota, first top-up requirements, model availability, and endpoints should be verified on FreeModel’s live site.

作者：OB 发表日期：2026 年 7 月 27 日

FreeModel limited offer: use gpt-5.6-sol free in WorkBuddy

FreeModel limited offer: use gpt-5.6-sol free in WorkBuddy

Bottom line first

Offer summary

What FreeModel and WorkBuddy each do

Who it fits and who it does not

WorkBuddy setup steps

1. Register and complete the first top-up

2. Install WorkBuddy

3. Create a FreeModel API key

4. Add a custom model in WorkBuddy

5. Switch models and run a first test

Common setup mistakes

How to test it properly

How this fits FreeModel’s broader setup

Signup path

FAQ

Is this campaign completely free?

Which endpoint should I use?

What exact model name should I enter?

Can I use this without WorkBuddy?

Is the first 15 CNY top-up refundable?

Is this ready to become a daily main model?

Final take

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