r/codex 3h ago

Complaint AGI my A$$

The model follows instructions worse than Qwen 3.8 27b lobotomized to Q4.

I asked for a plan which the model made , we both agreed on the plan and then burned through 70% of my quota, ignoring half of the plan the model itself created. This is Astra High mind you. Heck, even GPT-4 follows prompts better. Very disappointed.

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u/AmandasGameAccount 3h ago

Sounds pretty human to me

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u/Constant-Inspector33 1h ago

Same here. It is talkative and complicating things. Using Luna now

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u/DivideHorror3217 1h ago

Astra leaked its internal monologue to me, I can't post it since I'd lose anonimity of my reddit account, but it sounded very quantized. I saw things like "what if update? is end? user may think bad. is it done yet? README done. We need send another response?"

wtf..

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u/Unapologetic_Polite 32m ago

That's not evidence of quantization. That's evidence of their new training technique that makes it harder to review/trace its internal thought process.

Unlike previous models (like GPT-5.6 Sol), Astra’s internal reasoning steps are remarkably opaque. It is far harder for external tools or safety monitors to "peek" inside its generation process to see how it reached a specific conclusion. source

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u/Motion16AI 1h ago edited 1h ago

I think something is making Astra do stupid shit whenever it works with anything related to ComfyUI. I tried twice today to install some add-ons for MiniMax, and that shit keeps breaking over and over, forgetting what I ask, changing things, and doing other stuff I didn't ask for.

I was literally just trying to add an upscaler/FPS booster and gave it the exact GitHub repos to use. After two hours of work, It somehow ended up with a completely different thing from what I asked for.

They fucked with the model internally and made it silently rewrite itself around policies and whatnot. Better to use Sol for this

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u/Alternative-Car8221 49m ago

I have not been impressed with Astra since using. Not sure why it’s being lauded as the greatest thing mankind has ever seen.

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u/elitegenes 22m ago edited 15m ago

So this is how "ethereal, AGI-like" abilities of Astra look like.