@Michaelzsguo: My Deepseek V4 Pro agent (inside codex) has been pursuing goal for more than 13 hours, burning ~100M tokens, and has on…
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A user reports that their Deepseek V4 Pro agent running inside Codex has been operating for over 13 hours, consuming ~100M tokens but costing only $1.85, highlighting the model's cost efficiency.
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My Deepseek V4 Pro agent (inside codex) has been pursuing goal for more than 13 hours, burning ~100M tokens, and has only costed me $1.85. Yes you saw it right. Not $185, but 1 dollar 85 cents. https://t.co/YdhzP3KHTM
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