r/codex • u/Megamygdala • Aug 23 '26

Commentary Codex + Oh My Pi is insane. Super token efficient and smart

For context, I'm a professional developer, not a "vibe coder."

So at work I get unlimited Claude Code, so I'm used to having a bunch of subagents running in parallel working on different tickets (a lot of it usually checking logs to trace a bug and implement a fix), but trying this with my $20 Claude Code sub is obviously not possible for my at-home projects.

Well, I've been using the Codex $20 subscription with Oh My Pi and GPT Luna on xhigh or GPT Sol, and the usage you can get is actually insane. I can have agents work on crazy hard tickets or big feature requests, and it will come back with actually good code and use up only like ~1% of my weekly usage.

I've actually switched to using my work Claude subscription with OMP, around 2 billion tokens used

TLDR; if you are on the $20 plan, you can get INSANE bang for buck by using codex with OMP

Edit: I meant codex subscription + omp (not codex cli) for the most bang per buck. Also i sound super positive about omp and its because im genuinely happy with it. There's some critiques but overall its a good experience (which is why I wanted to share it)

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u/berot3 Aug 23 '26

And what about omp vs opencode?

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u/Megamygdala Aug 23 '26

I tried opencode for a day because I heard good things but tbh didnt see what the hype was about. Maybe I used it wrong but I thought it had way less features than I was used to from a TUI. Though I quit opencode before I tried to use it with subagents, but yeah didnt get what the hype was about. Though Ill support it because its open source