@Saccc_c: Discovered a method to double your GPT model credits. Codex still feels like it consumes quickly, but when credits run out, you can switch to the web-based GPT to continue. Since the credits for web chat and Codex are calculated separately, you can enjoy almost double the GPT model credits, and you don't have to worry about running out while using Sol. Specifically…

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This article introduces a method to double usage credits by switching between Codex and web-based GPT, and promotes the DevSpace development tool, which can connect ChatGPT to a local machine for code editing.

Discovered a method to double your GPT model credits. Codex still feels like it consumes quickly, but when credits run out, you can switch to the web-based GPT to continue. Since the credits for web chat and Codex are calculated separately, you can enjoy almost double the GPT model credits, and you don't have to worry about running out while using Sol. Specifically, the main thing is to configure this tool: https://github.com/Waishnav/devspace… By providing local files to the web-based GPT through MCP, you can continue task development directly on the web interface. Additionally, you can connect the GitHub plugin to make changes through branches and PRs; for details, see the referenced post.
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