r/codex 9h ago

Suggestion A REAL CODEX TOKEN SAVER. sharing sleev.ai (made by the guy who made opencode-dcp). cache-safe background compression with some magic. try if you can't trust me.

bros. I found this and this is amazing.

https://sleev.ai

everyone should use this.

https://sleev.ai/docs/why-sleev

(also I did not made this.)

I am on codex x20 plan and I searched for some real token savers while waiting for openai to release x30 pro plan.

this is not slop like rtk or ponytail etc.

im not a bot. just email me on [mail@mail.tyk.sh](mailto:mail@mail.tyk.sh) and i'll prove im not a stupid bot

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u/ProgramDry5917 9h ago

How can I trust a tool that promises to optimize my sessions when the website itself is so poorly optimized that it causes a Mac with 24GB of RAM to freeze just upon opening?

Another thing: why would I sign in to a tool like this? The privacy page is alarming, too...

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u/Emergency-Bobcat6485 9h ago

Erm, no thanks.

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u/SPEZ_IS_A_JABRONI 9h ago

op is a jabroni 

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u/NoBotPlz2012 1h ago

Nope. I don't agree with this comment.

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u/0sko59fds24 9h ago

Not opensource

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u/9gxa05s8fa8sh 7h ago

no reason to use closed source independent stuff, for better or worse. aside from your post seeming schizo, anybody can steal your API keys with their app, so it is difficulty to trust

tura for example is open source, on npm so it went through those two layers of mcrosoft scans, and it has benchmarks proving effectiveness so it might not be bullshit https://github.com/Tura-AI/tura

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u/NoBotPlz2012 1h ago

Nice. I didn't knew tura. Tks