I’m a student building software for small factories with AI agents.
Turns out, shipping code is only half the job.
The other half is dealing with broken workflows, production bugs, and users who just want something simple.
I’m sharing that whole process here. Not just the wins.
Tibo watch Day9/
Not even kidding, my C: and D: drives have filled up THREE times already 💀
I use Codex Desktop heavily, so this one really hits home.
A 60% reduction in stored state is exactly the fix I needed lol.
Day 9/
We've rolled out optimizations to how we store state on disk for the chatgpt & codex desktop app that should reduce the amount stored on disk by 60%. Small ship but we've heard enough feedback about power users running out of disk space.
Codex is having a rough day 💀
OpenAI confirmed degraded GPT-6.1 Sol performance across Codex and ChatGPT Work.
And from my own experience, 6.1 Sol feels painfully slow again. The reasoning quality seems worse too.
Tibo was teasing more usage yesterday. Today we’re refreshing the status page 😂
I’ve got a feeling another usage reset is coming 👀
#Codex #OpenAI
Building for a box factory taught me: a repeat customer doesn’t mean a repeat order.
The sizes often change. Reuse the customer details, but confirm the specs, quantity and price each time.
Autofilling the wrong order isn’t saving anyone time.
@digivatedx@X Definitely the ERP I'm building for small factories. I spent so much time on features, only to realize users just wanted to fill out an order and hit print 😅
Learned a lot about keeping things simple.
Everyone wants AI coding agents to get smarter.
I'd settle for one that doesn't give up the second a test fails.
Read the error. Fix what you can. Rerun the check. Tell me what still needs a human.
That would save me more time than a flashy launch video.
Microsoft's president just said milk has more safety rules than AI.
Kinda wild when you think about it.
We're handing AI agents our files, codebases, and tools, and we're still figuring out basic oversight.
Better models are great. Better guardrails matter too.
Honestly, the old Codex limits felt way more generous. Usage seemed to last a lot longer back then.
And that 5-hour limit for Plus users really needs to go. Nothing worse than getting cut off in the middle of coding.
More usage is great, but I'd love to see both fixed.
GPT-5.5 leaves ChatGPT and Codex on Oct 14. API access isn't affected.
Worth checking your saved agents and scheduled tasks, not just the model picker.
Easy to switch models and forget what's still pinned in your workflow.