Still counted toward GPT official account quota; Codex keeps official login
Quick fix
With official login retained, official plugins and remote features still run through the official account; the official side counts their usage.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”结果还是会统计 gpt 官方账号使用额度The result is still counted toward the gpt official account usage quota.
Keeping official login available lets Codex use official plugins and remote operations from a phone while using a third-party API. The maintainer explained that these official features use the official account, so the official side still calculates their usage. A comment also mentioned request rewriting and feature failures when local routing mapping was enabled; the maintainer recommended retesting on the latest version and providing the version number, provider protocol settings, and logs.
If you want to use official plugins or remote features, note that they use the official account and count toward its quota; this issue does not provide a way to disable this counting.
If request rewriting or feature failures occur while using local routing mapping, retest on the latest version. If the issue still reproduces, provide the version number, provider protocol settings, and logs in the issue.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 1 real issues
- Can I keep official login without having usage counted toward the GPT official account quota?
- The maintainer explained that official plugins and remote features use the official account, and the official side calculates their usage. This issue does not provide a way to disable this counting.
- What should I do if requests are rewritten to /chat/completions when local routing mapping and official login are both enabled?
- The maintainer recommended retesting on the latest version. If it still reproduces, provide the version number, provider protocol settings, and logs.
Related problems
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