Codex Pro's new credit pool undercuts value: code reviewer hits limits with 28% weekly usage left
EffectiveWebDev404 · reddit · 2026-10-01
A user reports the new $200 Codex Pro setup puts GitHub Codex code review into a separate 62,500-credit pool — it complains about limits despite 28% weekly usage remaining. The author reads this as a strategy to push previously included workflows into a burnable credit pool. Meanwhile his Kilo Code Reviewer (yearly GLM 5.3 at Max effort) has been catching more issues than Codex lately and may become primary. He also considered Muse Code but is blocked by a billing-data entry bug. His take: the strong-tool-plus-sensible-plan value that made Codex appealing is being chipped away.
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