@mronge Thanks, let me clarify: after disconnecting, the Mac returned to its normal display, but it stayed unlocked with the desktop visible. I reconnected to lock/sleep the Mac, then tried putting it to sleep from the Mac side. After that, it got stuck and I had to restart.
Workbench 1.2 just shipped - Remote desktop for your headless Mac from iPhone or iPad.
New stuff:
- Full Screen Unified Display on Mac
- Speech-to-text for non-English languages
- App stays connected in the background
- Improved zooming on iPad/iPhone
- Improved Intel Mac support
- Login stability fixes everywhere
- Option to hide the dock icon
Stick around to the end of the video for a little surprise 😗
GPT-5-high and GPT-5-codex-high are both excellent for coding
the question is when to use each:
> use GPT-5-codex-high for well-specified, implementation-heavy "just code" tasks
> use GPT-5-high when the work mixes code with reasoning, planning, or explanation (design choices, architecture)
We’ve found and resolved two issues that were affecting quality in some Claude responses. We are continuing to monitor for any ongoing quality issues.
We're grateful to the detailed community reports that helped us identify and isolate these bugs.
A bunch of you have been asking for transparency around Codex CLI (and now VS Code extension) rate limits.
We just published our first ranges:
- Average Plus/Team users can send 30-150 messages every 5 hours
- Average Pro users can send 300-1,500 messages every 5 hours
Those ranges might look super wide... because they are given real prod usage! Those are the p25 and p75 that we see in data.
There are also weekly limits. Plus/Team users should be able to get a handful of those sessions in. Pro users should basically _not_ hit limits unless they're scripting.
This is still a work in progress, with tough tradeoffs. For example, the higher we make the 5h limit for Plus, the more likely it is that Plus users will hit their weekly limit. Our approach here leans towards enable fewer, more-productive sessions for Plus, vs more less-productive sessions for Plus.
Thanks for the feedback as we evolve!
A bunch of you have been asking for transparency around Codex CLI (and now VS Code extension) rate limits.
We just published our first ranges:
- Average Plus/Team users can send 30-150 messages every 5 hours
- Average Pro users can send 300-1,500 messages every 5 hours
Those ranges might look super wide... because they are given real prod usage! Those are the p25 and p75 that we see in data.
There are also weekly limits. Plus/Team users should be able to get a handful of those sessions in. Pro users should basically _not_ hit limits unless they're scripting.
This is still a work in progress, with tough tradeoffs. For example, the higher we make the 5h limit for Plus, the more likely it is that Plus users will hit their weekly limit. Our approach here leans towards enable fewer, more-productive sessions for Plus, vs more less-productive sessions for Plus.
Thanks for the feedback as we evolve!