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According to a post on X by @thenewstack, The New Stack reports that OpenAI has moved to a shared usage limit. Time spent in ChatGPT and in the Codex coding agent now counts against the same allowance. The post does not give specific allowance amounts, dates, or details of the previous setup.
According to a post on X by @thenewstack, The New Stack reports that OpenAI has moved to a shared usage limit. Time spent in ChatGPT and in the Codex coding agent now counts against the same allowance. The post does not give specific allowance amounts, dates, or details of the previous setup.
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The New Stack reports that OpenAI has moved to a shared usage limit, so time spent in ChatGPT and in the Codex coding agent now counts against the same allowance. Why it matters: Heavy Codex users may hit limits sooner in ChatGPT, which changes how developers budget their subscriptions. Original post on X
Developers who use Codex heavily may reach their limits sooner in ChatGPT, which changes how they plan their subscriptions. Anyone who uses both products should check how their combined usage now adds up. The source does not say how the change affects pricing or plan tiers.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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