Tibo clarifies dot usage and Codex task billing · Sep 29, 2026
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At a glance
Tibo corrects a community note, stating the primary dot is included in the plan and available 24/7, that dot-created Codex tasks draw usage as usual, and that direct dot work uses nothing on top of plan usage. He says faster dot bandwidth will later be a paid feature while baseline functionality stays included.
- Products
- Codex
- Event type
- Policy Change
- Evidence status
- Directly verified
- Published
What Changed
Tibo clarifies dot usage and Codex task billing · Sep 29, 2026
Verification
- Source type
- Direct X API
- Status
DIRECT_VERIFIED· Directly verified- Found via
- x_api
- Verified via
- x_api
Summary AI summary
Tibo corrects a community note, stating the primary dot is included in the plan and available 24/7, that dot-created Codex tasks draw usage as usual, and that direct dot work uses nothing on top of plan usage. He says faster dot bandwidth will later be a paid feature while baseline functionality stays included.
What does this mean?
This is a public limit, rate-limit, or subscription-policy change, not a statement about an individual account balance.
Type
Policy Change
Event dates
- Published
- Observed
- Last verified
- Record updated
Original Source Evidence
I got community noted, but the note is wrong 😅
Your primary dot is included in your plan and will be available 24/7. If you ask it to create a codex task for you, that one will be drawing usage as usual. But when your dot does work directly, that uses nothing and is all on top of your plans usage. In the future you will be able to increase the speed and allow your dot to have more bandwidth, this will be a paid feature, but the baseline functionality will always just be included in your plan.
Source
Tibo (@thsottiaux)
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Open source →Confidence
72%
Historical context
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Topic: Rate limit updates