OpenAI's cooking show has Codex build a ramen game, but viewers only want a rate-limit reset
新智元 · wechat · 2026-10-20
OpenAI's developer account launched a kitchen show called COOKED, timed to day 15 of Codex lead Tibo's pledge to ship an improvement daily for 28 days or reset everyone's quota—yet the comment section only chanted "reset."
- AI blogger Matthew Berman downed a ginger shot, then dictated a request to Codex's Ultrafast tier, which one-shot an 8-bit ramen game that ran on a ModRetro handheld.
- Cooking was guided by the dot resident agent plus a GPT-Live-1 full-duplex voice sous-chef that listens while speaking and correctly waited out the host's drawn-out sentence.
- The show also demoed Codex cloud (keep working with laptop closed) and the refreshed full-screen, multi-agent Codex CLI.
- The real drama: users report burning through their $200 subscription's quota in a day, and with agents doing real work, a reset has become the community's daily demand—making quota the developer's hardest currency.
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