Developer says repeated safety stops make constrained coding models hard to live with
kristoph · x · 2026-07-24
A developer says models that are overly constrained on security-related changes are becoming too frustrating to use.
They say the repeated “codex stops” happen even on arbitrary packages, not just obviously risky work, and that the accumulated friction will likely push them toward an open model once one is available.
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