@cjzafir: How Codex 5.5 medium is beating Codex 5.5 extra high? Add this rule in Agents. md: "Don’t fight errors! Whenever you en…
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A user shares a strategy for optimizing OpenAI Codex 5.5 by using the 'extra high' variant for planning and the 'medium' variant for execution with specific error-handling rules to improve efficiency.
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