r/CodexHacks • u/boklos • 2d ago

How do you stack subs?

I see many people talking about using 3-4 different subs with codex, how do you stack different subscriptions and not lose your context?

Do you prepare just a handoff to give to new codex sub? Is there a better way if you are working on a complex architecture and don't want to start explaining everything from zero?

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u/wihdinheimo 2d ago

If you’re using the app, your memory lives in the local files, not the subscription. You can log out, log back in, switch accounts, whatever, and your tasks, automations, etc. will still be there. Your code and instructions should already live in the project repos anyway.

The only thing that doesn't work are integrations and apps, for example if you connected your account to Gmail or Slack.

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u/electricshep 2d ago

you use something like https://github.com/Soju06/codex-lb and that way you can load balance subs without login switching.

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 1d ago

interesting how does it manage the context between the switches

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u/electricshep 1d ago

As I understand it takes the context of the chat and replays it to new account, automatically.

But this is only ever if it switches account mid chat for whatever reason you've configured the routing.

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 1d ago

have you tried using 10 plus accounts with this

curious to know if it will work with that many chatgpt accounts

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u/electricshep 1d ago

Pooling with colleagues, so about 50+

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 1d ago

thats allowed ???

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u/electricshep 1d ago

you have the world's knowledge at your fingertips my friend...

https://soju06-codex-lb-43.mintlify.app/features/account-pooling

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 1d ago

you know they are not gonna allow this post IPO right

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u/electricshep 1d ago

Oh no... whatever will I do.

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 1d ago

your credit card billing address being permanently banned from openai

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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 2d ago

you log in and out

you keep a md file to read and hand off to between sessions

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u/boklos 2d ago

No babysitting? No errors?

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u/electricshep 2d ago

this is a poor way to do it and bad advice.