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An OpenAI Codex developer reportedly says the coding tool is limited to two parallel agents, following a run that cost $19,300, according to MIXED Reality News.
Why it mattersThat is a useful glimpse of the gap between agent demos and agent economics. More parallel workers may sound like an obvious route to faster development, but coordination and compute bills have a habit of joining the meeting uninvited. The available report does not establish the developer’s name, the task behind the bill, whether the limit is a formal product rule or the circumstances of one run. Treat this as an attributed signal, not a complete account of Codex capacity or pricing.
Discuss: Should AI coding tools impose hard limits on parallel agents, or should developers be free to spend as much as they can justify if the work is valuable?
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