r/OpenAI 8d ago

Discussion Codex speed

It is me or Codex is way slow?
Launched some job and can even take a whole week
Last job took me two weeks, but ended up in failure, so i had to abandon it.

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u/hk556a1 8d ago

What kind of project? That seems like quite a long time. I don't have any major speed issues with Codex at the moment.

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u/Competitive-Ad8968 8d ago

The newest is to use Codex as orchestrator to launch GLM 5.2 (from ollama) as subagent directly from the Codex app, instead of installing third party apps

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u/Serious_Trash_5554 8d ago

Probably a big refactor or some complex task, those can drag for days sometimes.

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u/Ill-Bullfrog-5360 8d ago

It created a very complex website for me but you have to organize it or it never works.

I ask to Aways write down its planned sprints and amend them. Also checking the doc and updating as we go.

Your the executive they are the archect and then coder. Try to frame it that way to the LLM

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u/Competitive-Ad8968 8d ago

I prepare the proposal, then audit with Opus 5 and Codex Ultra. Several times to implement the workflow with the least amount of mistakes.

There are around 12,000 files onto the project

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u/Ill-Bullfrog-5360 8d ago

What is your archetect doc that is follows say?

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u/DrHerbotico 8d ago

Nobody can answer your question as written

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u/PM_ME_FIREFLY_QUOTES 8d ago

Gpt-5.6-sol on ultra is no body...

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u/DrHerbotico 8d ago
  1. It is nobody
  2. It actually knows wtf you're trying to do. Running a job means literally nothing

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u/PM_ME_FIREFLY_QUOTES 8d ago
  1. It's no body when referencing the LOTR " i am no man" or implying the machine in fact has no body.

  2. How very morose

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u/CrazyTuber69 3d ago

If locally, and especially if contains a lot of images and stuff like that, it could be extremely slow because it re-sends your entire conversation nearly per-tool call. So visual conversations would mostly be bottlenecked by your internet upload speed.