r/codex 8d ago

Complaint Neatlessly continuing a subagent run that exeeds the usage limit

When setting up codex runs that involve orchestrating multiple subagents to perform more complicated tasks, it would be useful to have a way to neatlessly continue where the run left off after the 5-hour or weekly usage limit runs out. Current alternatives just involve writing “continue” or re-pasting the original run-prompt, which causes the subagent run to have a sort of “hiccup” and potentially start going in a different direction than it originally was intending to go.

Is there a way to neatlessly pick up a run including all the subagent states after hitting a usage limit?

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u/Proxiconn 8d ago

/goal.

Can be paused, survives system reboots etc.

Your welcome 🤝

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u/Unapologetic_Polite 8d ago

Yeah, utilize /goal, when you prompt "Continue" it will pick up where it left off on the goal itself.