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Better at planning, worse at execution. Ultimately, creates a working product.
by mvkel 6mo ago
Better at planning, worse at execution. Ultimately, creates a working product.
- nateguchi 6mo agoWhat about usage / quota?
- pyr0hu 6mo agoMuch much better. Meanwhile you could exhaust Claude quota in 2 prompts, you can pretty much use Codex all day.
- diego_sandoval 6mo agoMuch better than Claude. I've never hit the quota on Codex. On Claude (Code), I used to hit it every other day before switching to Codex.
- nateguchi 6mo agoAfter switching how is the code quality?
- swiftcoder 6mo agoI've started hitting Codex quota regularly for the first time the last couple of weeks, so I feel like they might be tightening the screws on the $20/month plan too. Someone paying for Max might have to work at it to hit the quota
- arcanemachiner 6mo agoI hears they just shrunk the Plus tier quota. People on /r/codex have been complaining for a few days now. They're trying to push people to their new $100 tier, which has a boosted quota for now.
- mvkel 6mo agoOpenAI sees an opportunity and is happy to set money on fire to have an edge over Anth. No issues
- airstrike 6mo agoIf you mean Codex is better at planning, I've heard the exact opposite. I'm told it's a beast if you tell it exactly what you need as it will execute it to the T whereas Claude will push back or do its own thing either because it thinks it's wrong or because it's feeling lazy
- nsingh2 6mo ago[dead]
- mvkel 6mo agoI use superpowers with both and have found the plan generation in codex to be a bit more thorough, so it's not the native planning mode necessarily
- siva7 6mo agogpt-5.4 xhigh is a beast you only wanna unleash on your most complex tasks or spend 30 minutes watching the model reasoning how to do a git commit. For everything else i'd happily use a saner model like sonnet.