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Wednesday, September 30, 2026 · Story 7 of 7

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DevDay reactions split between jabs at look-alike features and complaints about the $500 plan

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Reactions split right after the keynote. One developer summed up the announcements as "a clone of GrokBot, a clone of Notion and Claude Tag, a clone of Opus 5.5, a clone of Claude Cloud Environment, a $500 plan, a super fast mode, a marketplace and a bunch of plugins," and the post passed 400 likes. Someone who bought the $500 plan said he feels cheated. Posts welcoming Ultrafast and Codex in the cloud kept coming as well. The rumors that ran ahead of the event did not show up on the list. There had been talk of a surprise GPT-6o reveal and of a GPT-6.1 Astra release, but OpenAI's DevDay recap mentions neither, and GPT-6.1 Sol is the only new model. A post asking whether a five-hour limit is being added to the $100 and $200 plans (746 likes) has no official answer that we could confirm.

4 sources· @goon_nguyen, @CodexResets1, @bridgemindai +1

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  2. 2GPT-6.1 Sol arrives at $2 in and $10 out per million tokens, the same price as Sonnet 5.5
  3. 3ChatGPT adds a $500 Pro plan; existing Pro 200 subscribers keep today's limits only through October 29
  4. 4Ultrafast mode is up to 8x faster in Codex, but only Pro 500 and Enterprise can use it for now
  5. 5Codex moves to the cloud: run it on your computer, from your phone or in the cloud
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