@ElitzaVasileva Nice punchline, but doing it the 2023 way in 2026 gives you far better results. Long prompts didn’t disappear. They became skills and instructions. Short prompts only work because you did the groundwork upfront. And even in 2026, no model is good at architecture.
Don’t understand the urge to trash AI models. ChatGPT ≠ Claude ≠ Grok ≠ Gemini. Different tools, different strengths. Use accordingly. But no Chinese models for me - I don’t care how cheap they are.
@psomkarbuilds 1 day coding means 2-3 days debugging. No matter what model. The better the model the more sophisticated is the debugging. So, yes, I read most of the code.
@rezoundous :-) :-) :-) I am not using ultra anymore for regular things - it overcomplicates everything. Btw - check the file sizes of your ~/.codex directory - session files
@rezoundous If you are under 10%: a) you have coded too much, take a break! :-) Because b) you need 2x the codex time to fix all bugs codex introduced (or Claude) - 1-2 days coding - 3-4 days bug fixing.
@thsottiaux 2 games, 3 tools, 2 website relaunches, and an AI memory system that’s going to revolutionize everything. And you made it all possible with the resets. Thank you so much!
Hi Tibo - Codex CLI 0.144.5 still embeds the full parent rollout in each legacy-history subagent JSONL (GPT-5.6-sol, ultra). We see child files up to 118 MB; downstream importers can replay millions of messages. Intended? Can paginated/reference history become default? @thsottiaux
@thsottiaux I love it without limits. Sol 5.6 rocks hard! Only big problem atm: if codex is running more than 24h without restart, there is a memory overflow. One codex goal was running for 72h and consumed 18gb ram.
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