User Claims Codex Sol Hit by Shrinkflation as Quotas Quietly Shrink
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-09-22
Blogger Stewart Alsop III says Codex Sol has been "shrinkflated" — effectively getting less for the same price — and jokes about hoping the Jevons paradox saves him from further cuts, adding "imagine trusting a big tech company." No specific numbers are given, but it reflects growing user frustration over quiet quota reductions in AI coding services.
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