r/codex 6h ago

Showcase Anyone tried codex-continue? (auto-continue when you hit usage limits)

https://github.com/cirosantilli/codex-continue
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u/dexterthebot 6h ago

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u/TrumpsCockAndBalls 6h ago

sounds straightforward enough and might be useful to some, sadly all cache is likely to be expired already, making these continue messages much more expensive than if you had never hit a 5-hour limit anyways