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   OpenAI reportedly cuts ChatGPT Pro Codex and Work allowances

   新智元 reported that OpenAI will reduce the $200 ChatGPT Pro plan's Codex and ChatGPT Work allowances from 20 times the Plus allowance to 10 times on October 30 while keeping the price unchanged. It also reported that the GPT-6 Pro weekly message limit will fall from 200 to 100 and that affected users received 62,500 Codex credits, officially valued at about $2,500, expiring on December 31, 2026. A unified ChatGPT Chat and Work interface appeared in some user interfaces, but Tibo said it had not been formally launched. A Reddit question about Plus users does not establish any change to their limits. The quota changes were not independently verified in the supplied reports.

   新智元 · 🔥 1
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   OpenAI adds monthly API credits for eligible ChatGPT subscribers

   OpenAI launched a monthly API-credit benefit for eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscriptions that have been active for at least seven days, according to 机器之心 and V2EX. Pro 100, Pro 200, and Pro 500 receive matching monthly credits, while Business workspaces receive up to $500 based on seat tier; credits expire at the end of the billing cycle and do not roll over. Users associate an API Organization through ChatGPT or OpenAI billing settings, though some V2EX users reported missing claim entries, including for Google Play subscriptions.

   机器之心 · 🔥 7
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   User Reports Tibo Plus Five-Hour Limit Reset

   A V2EX user reported that Tibo’s Plus five-hour usage limit reset at 14:15 on October 25. The user said Tibo remained useful for generating ideas, but that the five-hour limit was difficult to keep pace with. They also claimed it was much stronger than Gemini Copilot, without providing an independent comparison.

   V2EX · OpenAI 节点 · 🔥 0
4. Oct 24
   Reddit test estimates $20 coding capacity for Sonnet, Haiku, Opus and Codex

   Reddit user /u/Sufficient-Storage87 ran the same eight-file WeasyPrint feature across Claude Pro and ChatGPT Plus, reading each tool's usage meter before and after two to four runs per setup. Based on the estimated share of each five-hour limit consumed per task, the user calculated about 33 Sonnet 5.5, 20 Haiku 5.5, 18 Codex Sol 6.1 and 6 Opus 5.5 tasks per window. The author attributes Haiku's lower result to more time spent revisiting the code and said weekly-limit consumption was roughly 1% for Opus and 0.5% for Sonnet and Codex.

   r/ClaudeAI · 🔥 0

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