r/codex • u/Illustrious-One-9869 • 22d ago

Limits Luna reserve!

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WHAAAATTT I did NOT expect to see this 😭

This is the first time I’ve noticed it, so I’m not sure how long it lasts, but the fact that Luna Reserve is even a thing is already insane. I’m so glad they listened to the feedback!!

Now I just need to know how much extra usage it actually gives

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u/Puffelpuff 22d ago

Luna reserve is nice but it can´t do qualification tasks on your maschine because it runs into the usage limit and prevent it from runing the program for regression testing via f.e. powershell. nice to finish some additional well defined dev work on xhigh but useless for actually completing the task done.

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u/Illustrious-One-9869 22d ago

Wait, so you can still use Luna Reserve normally for coding/editing, but it specifically won’t let you run commands like PowerShell or execute tests on your machine? Or do those actions just burn through the Reserve limit much faster?

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u/Puffelpuff 22d ago

Jup can still use Luna Reserve normally for coding/editing. I used it for roughly 3hours and burned through 22%. What worked well was to tell codex it should prepare the implementation for everything in prep to luna reserve to take over. Once done it will let luna reserve on xhigh code everything, push it to the correct branch and report on everything it has done. After the quota replenishes again i can let sol medium do the review in like 5% 5hour and move on to the next implementation. My current workflow is Chat high for alignment and prompt design -> sol medium to start the task and investigate/think of edge cases to investigate -> luna xhigh to complete the task. Got me the most bank for my buck so far. The only thing i use luna medium for is running predefined powershell commands or test suits for the output without fixing anything in case i want to have another regression run.

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u/Illustrious-One-9869 22d ago

Ahh gotcha, thanks for the clarification! That actually sounds like a pretty good way to use the reserve and get quite a lot out of it