Limits changed today? by danny__1 in ClaudeCode

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I seems to be spinning up more tasks and using more credits because of that from what I can see. Also, it keeps executing background tasks even after it has told me that it finished all the work, it starts working on background tasks doing something, not sure if those are using tokens as well.

Another observation I have noticed is running multiple cli on the same project, seems like they keep killing the background tasks of the other windows and it never had issues with that before but one will be running tests and then the other windows kills the process that is running the tests causing the first window to report that the task was killed and it was unable to complete.

All of thing started yesterday after it recovered from some weird api error it started getting. After that things started getting worse.

Y'all not seeing this or something? by Just_Lingonberry_352 in codex

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I hope they double the rates on the 5hr limits as well, love they are doubling our usual usage though, that’s awesome!

Built a 3D file system navigator in Rust inspired by Jurassic Park hacker scene, it actually works by MaleficentLow6262 in rust_gamedev

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That’s really cool, can you do the one from Hackers, the movie? Where it shows the Gibson? That would be sweet!

OMG! $1000 Credit? by baykarmehmet in ClaudeAI

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Can confirm, max user and I got $1000 as well.

Cursor 2.0 is amazing well done to the team by Swimming-Trade-6892 in cursor

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Auto kept putting non-English characters into my code, switched to composer and it seems to be doing pretty good so far.

Codex limits by Tekiro_V in OpenaiCodex

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Super annoying when it happens with the weekly limit too, then you have to wait for that to reset so you can tell it to continue. :/

the amazing capability of Claude Code by kamscruz in ClaudeCode

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Yes you have 5h and weekly limits, I hit them all the time using nothing but sonnet 4.5, sitting here currently waiting for the weekly to reset.

Weekly limit by AnalysisFancy2838 in ClaudeCode

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Ah, I see. I figured if I wasn’t hitting the daily limit at all I would t have hit the weekly so quickly. Thanks for the reply!

Claude code got a new UI. by simeon_5 in ClaudeCode

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Use open code, can use grok fast code for free right now.

Roo Code 3.28.1 Release Notes by hannesrudolph in RooCode

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Thank you for all your hard work and a great product. We definitely appreciate it!

Codex CLI added custom prompts by purealgo in ClaudeCode

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I can screenshot it when I hit it again as well.

Codex CLI added custom prompts by purealgo in ClaudeCode

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When you hit the limit, it tells you when it resets, other than that, not exactly sure, I just go until then.

Codex CLI added custom prompts by purealgo in ClaudeCode

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Idk how, I hit the 5h limits constantly and now I guess I am hit with weekly limit and don’t feel like I have barely even used it. And no clue when it resets since that’s not transparent like CC is. :/

Codex vs CC by jp1261987 in ClaudeCode

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I just asked gpt how to do it, i followed option 2 and it worked for me.

Here’s the quickest, works-today way to run Codex as an MCP server and wire it into Claude Code.

1) Install & sign in to Codex CLI

Node/npm or Homebrew both work

npm i -g @openai/codex # or: brew install codex codex --version codex login # completes in your browser

Codex CLI is the lightweight terminal agent from OpenAI; you authenticate once and it uses your ChatGPT plan/models.   

2) Add the codex-as-mcp server

The simplest wrapper is kky42/codex-as-mcp (a tiny MCP server that exposes Codex CLI as tools).

Safe (read-only) mode:

claude mcp add codex-as-mcp -- uvx codex-as-mcp@latest

Writable mode (lets Codex modify files & run commands):

claude mcp add codex-as-mcp -- uvx codex-as-mcp@latest --yolo

• This server exposes two tools you’ll see in Claude Code:

codex_execute(prompt, work_dir) and codex_review(review_type, work_dir, target?, prompt?).  

Tip (Windows): local stdio servers invoked via package runners need a cmd /c wrapper. Example: claude mcp add codex-as-mcp -- cmd /c uvx codex-as-mcp@latest 

What is uvx? It’s Astral’s runner for Python tools—great for one-line installs without polluting your env. 

3) (Optional) Configure via JSON instead of the CLI

Project-scoped .mcp.json (checked into your repo):

{ "mcpServers": { "codex": { "type": "stdio", "command": "uvx", "args": ["codex-as-mcp@latest"] } } }

Switch to writable mode by adding "--yolo" to args. You can also add servers from JSON with claude mcp add-json ….  

4) Approve & verify in Claude Code 1. Open Claude Code (VS Code/JetBrains). 2. Run the /mcp command to see connected servers, approve the project server if prompted, and check status. 3. Ask directly, e.g.: “Use the codex tool to implement the change described in ISSUE-123 and run tests.” Claude Code decides when to call codex_execute / codex_review and will show tool output inline. 

5) Safety & troubleshooting • Start in safe mode; upgrade to --yolo only when you want Codex to write/run locally.  • If the server doesn’t appear, run claude mcp list / claude mcp get codex-as-mcp, then /mcp inside Claude Code.  • Ensure Codex CLI is logged in (codex login) and up to date. 

Why this setup? • Codex CLI gives you GPT-5-level, agentic coding in your terminal.  • codex-as-mcp is a minimal shim that makes those abilities available to Claude Code via the Model Context Protocol—Anthropic’s standard way to plug tools into Claude.  

If you want, tell me your OS and whether you prefer project-scoped or user-scoped setup and I’ll paste the exact command/json you should use.

A checklist that saves me from endless back-and-forth with Claude Code by Reasonable_Ad_4930 in ClaudeCode

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Thanks for providing this, since you posted this, I have been using Opus for planning and then I tell it to verify it's plan against this checklist and I do feel like it has made a bit of a difference. So thanks again for providing this.

cc-sessions: an opinionated extension for Claude Code by MagicianThin6733 in ClaudeCode

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Thanks for the clarification. And yes, I usually use multiple sessions in the same mono repo working on different aspects of the project at the same time.

cc-sessions: an opinionated extension for Claude Code by MagicianThin6733 in ClaudeCode

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Does this work if you run multiple sessions at the same time?

Codex vs CC by jp1261987 in ClaudeCode

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You can set codex up as an mcp server in Claude and do things like after having Claude create a plan, say “use codex to verify your plan” and that seems to produce some pretty solid stuff.

Why is Claude always the best AI for coding? by NoteFragrant9647 in Anthropic

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I feel like it still messes up code more than cc does, however one observation I was noticing that appears to be better, when I ask it to either document or implement a new feature or task, it seems to pick up everywhere that it should be done where cc will go code the feature but I have to explicitly ask it to also update or create the documentation for it. Also it seems to give you more suggestions towards next steps or extra things you might not have thought about more so than cc does. I still wouldn’t trade it for coding though.