Codex 5-Hour Limit Reportedly Lifted
banteg · x · 2026-07-13
Some users are reporting that Codex's 5-hour limit has been lifted, calling the move "finally making sense" and hoping it becomes a permanent change.
While there are no further details, the core takeaway is a shift in Codex's usage caps, indicating a possible adjustment in the availability and rate-limiting strategies for this type of coding agent.
Related event: OpenAI Temporarily Lifts Codex 5-Hour Limits and Boosts Quotas(24 posts)→
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