It actually work, got "Plan mode (shift+tab to cycle)" at corner.

reading the manual , there is Slash commands /plan /plan switch to Plan mode

It seems that, unlike OpenCode, Codex doesn't show a notice for mode by default.

Does Codex actually have a Plan Mode, or is there a mode switch I'm missing? I find myself having to manually tell it to 'make a plan' every time.

and if it has directory permissions, sometimes it just skips the confirmation step and starts executing as soon as it thinks the plan is ready.

> "The trick is not to play zero sum games."

To be mean, I’d say no—those zero-sum games are always 'positive' for the players, because the people actually foot pay the bill aren't even at the table.

Come on, we live in a globalized reality. Those insulated by the 'Dollar Illusion' don’t even realize that the true costs are being extracted from the rest of the world. These so-called zero-sum games are nothing but a sophisticated machinery of power, meticulously designed to obfuscate the truth.

But those words are just too cynical; it doesn't really make any sense.

privacy data it self is merely the case;

The real problem is that tech giants only need to claim that their use of data is appropriate, and they can then feel free to use it to provide "better" services.

After all, they should never have been allowed to do this from the very beginning. Users aren't fools—they can learn too. So what we need isn't automatic push, but easier ways to actively seek things out.

openrouter, for example, there are models both open and closed