Topic
OpenAI
20 posts · Newest first
-
Exhausted 25% of the GPT credit quota
Burning through a quarter of the GPT credit pool in half a day after the year-end credits landed.
-
SpaceX is winning the bot DX game
SpaceX bot DX looks ahead; OpenAI should lean into multi-bot containers instead of Muse.
-
Grok bot DX still beats Dots for multi-bot work
Grok’s multi-bot sync feels cleaner than a single Dots window, with hope OpenAI ships multiple bots soon.
-
OpenAI grants $2,500 in Pro usage credits
A one-time $2,500 credit grant covers heavy Pro usage through year-end before Pro 500 becomes necessary.
-
Dot suggests Codex work from the lock screen
OpenAI Dot is available and already proposing completed Codex work as the next task.
-
Waiting for Anthropic to join the personal-agent race
A wish that Anthropic enter the Muse, Dots, and Grok bot contest for personal agents.
-
OpenAI Pro 500 is available in India at ₹52,900
Pro 500 launches in India with faster inference, while older Pro 200 keeps 20x usage until October 29.
-
Pro Max appears in Dots documentation
Dots docs mention the $500 Codex Pro Max plan while rolling out outside the EU, UK, and Switzerland.
-
OpenAI Dot unavailable in India for now
A regional Dots modal says the Pro plan does not have access yet in India.
-
6.1 Sol is already here
A quick note that the 6.1 Sol model showed up in the Configure list sooner than expected.
-
Expecting day-one macOS and iPhone Codex Bots apps
Anticipating native macOS and iPhone apps when Codex Bots launch.
-
Codex bots could be the iPhone moment for models
Custom Codex bots with recurring themes could match Muse and Grok bot stickiness.
-
Why the Pro usage change criticism looks excessive
A defense of OpenAI’s Pro usage recalculation, grandfathered limits, and bot costs.
-
Upgrading to OpenAI Pro Max on day one
Planning to upgrade to OpenAI’s rumored Pro Max plan as soon as it launches.
-
OpenAI Pro Max at $500 a month
A look at the rumored Pro Max tier priced at $500 exclusive of tax, or ₹52,900 inclusive in India.
-
Meta forks OpenClaw as MetaClaw
Meta’s Muse backend already used MetaClaw naming, and the OpenClaw fork looks like a strong execution move.
-
Renewing the $200 Codex plan
A welcome surprise: the $200 Codex subscription can be renewed.
-
There is no free lunch with frontier models
Reflecting on the cost of frontier models and what a $200 subscription should mean.
-
The missing ChatGPT mute button in CarPlay
Reporting that the CarPlay mute button disappeared after the iOS 27 update.
-
A 24-hour window for the $200 OpenAI subscription
Suggesting a short subscription window as a way to gauge demand for the product.