Since a week or so everything I ask codex to do, no matter how small, uses at least 1% of my weekly limits and like 5% of my 5h limit. It's getting so bad I'm thinking of just canceling my OpenAI subscription, because this has no use anymore.

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sorahn 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Check which model you're using, Astra is the new default, but also the most expensive

	▲	spwa4 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's the thing. I did notice that, and switched back to my favorite (5.6 sol, medium). No difference. Looks to me like they really took down the quotas, especially anything in codex. Either that or it's something else, perhaps in codex?

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viccis 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I get the same. It sits there and spins for a bit then as soon as it spits out something, my 5h is 5-10% lower, whether it's asking it to do code review over a significant code base or just asking it to change a config value.

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ralusek 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I also signed up for a new account and it's right back to working how it used to. They absolutely do not consume tokens equally across accounts. I did TONS of work on the new account and barely made a dent, even on Astra. Old account chews through 20% like it's nothing

	▲	nhecker 44 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That sounds like large amounts of context (maybe from memory or history?) are chewing through your quota, context that hadn't yet had a chance to build up in your newer account. That's just a guess, I'm not an account holder there or anything so I can't try to re-create it on my end. You could try to erase history on your old account too, too see if it makes a difference. 'Course, then you'd lose all that history!
	▲	xpct an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		If true, that sounds like something that could actually be monitored by third parties, similar to the performance degradation trackers.

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