Codex tip: use /feedback to report fast usage-limit burn
Melvin Vivas · X post · 2026-08-16 · Open on X
Topics: AI Dev Tools & Productivity · Level: beginner
Summary
If Codex uses up your usage limits unusually fast, you can report it with the /feedback command. This only works if you agree to share your session so OpenAI can look into it.
Key points
- Run /feedback inside Codex if you hit your limits unusually fast.
- Sending feedback means sharing your session data with OpenAI, so only do it if you're comfortable with that.
- The aim is to help OpenAI find and fix the limit-consumption problem.
Resources mentioned
- OpenAI Codex · tool · openai.com · paid
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Try this
- If Codex limits run out unusually fast, send /feedback and share your session so OpenAI can investigate.
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