OpenAI restored a five-hour Codex usage window for ChatGPT Plus users, adding another limit developers must track alongside their weekly allowance.

OpenAI launched Codex Micro, a shortcut keyboard for users of its AI coding product. It was engineered by Work Louder and priced at $230.

OpenAI Admin plugin launches for ChatGPT Work and Codex, enabling workspace admins to manage users, permissions, usage limits, spending, and automated workflows

OpenAI announced today that it is restoring a five-hour limit on Codex and ChatGPT Work for Plus subscribers. Here are the details.

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OpenAI Codex hit 20 million active users, but a growing wave of developers say their usage limits are draining faster than ever. The company blames a practice called sub2api, but not everyone is buying it.

OpenAI’s Codex lead, Thibault Sottiaux, has clarified that the company did not change usage limits without informing developers. The company is instead directing the blame to third-party “sub2api” tools after paying users reported that their weekly Codex allowance was draining far faster than the plans they bought.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT desktop app reaches Linux in preview, combining ChatGPT, Work, and Codex for supported Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora systems.

OpenAI is testing Codex Persistent mode, which keeps working until sleep, in the same week it blamed persistence for a Hugging Face hack.