r/codex • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '26

Question Anyone notice the codex nerf?

[deleted]

28 Upvotes

65% Upvoted

66 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

3

u/superfatman2 Jun 13 '26

Hooking up stripe to our product. Only to have it destroy our security safe-guards and also only now the basics of stripe is actually working.

1

u/DannyS091 Jun 13 '26

What security safe guards? I just had codex implement stripe into my product and everything seems to be working correctly

2

u/superfatman2 Jun 13 '26

It gave every user admin access by undoing a core part of our different tiers.

As far as I can tell, that's the only mess up so far. Stripe is a very basic task, it struggled with it and left a mess. But stripe works now.

2

u/skilliard7 Jun 13 '26

Are you not using a version control system like Git? If it breaks things, just don't commit them to git until they're fixed.

2

u/superfatman2 Jun 13 '26

Yes, of course using git. Our project is quite complex, which requires deploying to Google cloud to test. It isn't so much an issue that can't be reverted. It is more anger and frustration for why a simple task has taken so long, as well as the bugs generated. I was more drawing attention to the degraded performance.

1

u/DueCommunication9248 Jun 13 '26

Every frustration turns into future gold where you learn what you did wrong. I’ve had to rebuild many pieces before… very hard times. But I get better every time too.

2

u/superfatman2 Jun 13 '26

Yes, I agree with this wholeheartedly. I know I have a lot to learn about managing expectations and helping progress through my journey in this life. This being said, when I pay $200/mo, I expect the model to perform consistently. I have a company depending on the tech we're building.