How does ChatGPT + Codex ($20 Plus) hold up for daily custom frontend / WordPress dev before hitting limits?
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一位开发者正在寻求其他开发者关于20美元ChatGPT Plus计划的真实使用反馈，特别是其在日常自定义前端和WordPress开发中与Codex、CLI和IDE扩展的结合表现。该询问旨在了解20美元套餐是否能为4-6小时的活跃编码提供足够的空间，而不会频繁受到限制，从而评估其在专业工作流程中的实际局限性。
Hey everyone,
Looking for real-world feedback from devs using the $20 ChatGPT Plus plan (Codex / CLI / IDE extensions) for their daily workflow.
My setup & workflow:
- I build custom WordPress/WooCommerce themes and clean frontend projects from scratch (no bloated page builders).
- Work directly on local project folders.
- I don't need or want an AI agent to run headless browsers, click around, or test UI on its own - I prefer doing manual QA in the browser myself.
- Heavy on analyzing design screenshots (turning Figma/mockups into modular HTML/CSS/PHP).
- Surgical diffs: I don't want the AI rewriting 500-line files. I need targeted edits, grep-like context searching, and small patches in specific templates/hooks.
What I'm wondering:
- How fast do you burn through the 5-hour rate limits on the $20 plan when working with medium-to-large local themes?
- How well does it track cross-file context (hooks, global CSS variables, template hierarchy) across an entire project? Does it hallucinate or lose track often?
- Does the $20 tier give you enough breathing room for 4–6 hours of active coding, or are you constantly getting throttled?