[Cyber] Codex App: gpt-daybreak-blue-latest rate limited by unrelated org (40M TPM) — regression of #10057
What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?
Powered by Codex & OWL Version 26.803.81509
What subscription do you have?
Plus
What platform is your computer?
Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.22621.0 x64
What issue are you seeing?
I am an approved ChatGPT Cyber user and have legitimate access to the Cyber models in Codex.
I am seeing intermittent stream disconnections in the ChatGPT Desktop App (Codex mode) when using gpt-daybreak-blue-latest.
The error is:
stream disconnected before completion: Rate limit reached for gpt-daybreak-blue-latest (for limit gpt-5.6-sol) in organization org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly on tokens per min (TPM): Limit 40000000, Used 40000000, Requested 59984. Please try again in 89ms.
This is not an access/eligibility issue. I am a ChatGPT Cyber-approved user and gpt-daybreak-blue-latest is available to me normally.
The organization shown in this error:
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly
does NOT belong to my OpenAI account.
I checked my OpenAI Platform organization settings and my actual organization ID is different. I am not a member of the organization referenced in the rate-limit error.
This appears very similar to the previously reported issue:
https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/10057
That issue also reported rate-limit failures against the exact same unrelated organization:
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly
However, #10057 was closed after the previous service issue was resolved. This appears to be a recurrence/regression, now affecting the current ChatGPT Desktop App / Codex experience while using the Cyber model gpt-daybreak-blue-latest.
The current error indicates:
- Actual model requested:
gpt-daybreak-blue-latest - Rate-limit group:
gpt-5.6-sol - TPM limit:
40,000,000 - TPM used:
40,000,000 - Organization being rate-limited:
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly - That organization is unrelated to my account
- I am an approved ChatGPT Cyber user with valid access to this model
It appears that Cyber/Codex requests may be getting rate-limited against a shared or service-side organization/rate-limit bucket rather than the authenticated user's own account context.
Please investigate whether requests to gpt-daybreak-blue-latest from approved ChatGPT Cyber users are incorrectly sharing or inheriting the TPM limit associated with org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
Use gpt-daybreak-blue-latest normally in Codex.
The issue occurs intermittently and may trigger the unrelated-organization TPM rate-limit error during generation.
What is the expected behavior?
Codex requests using gpt-daybreak-blue-latest should complete normally without being rate-limited by an organization that is unrelated to my account.
As an approved ChatGPT Cyber user, I should be able to use the model according to the limits associated with my own account/access.
Additional information
This appears to be related to #10057:
https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/10057
That issue reported the exact same unrelated organization ID:
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly
In my case, the error occurs with gpt-daybreak-blue-latest and reports:
- Rate-limit group:
gpt-5.6-sol - TPM limit:
40,000,000 - Organization:
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly
This organization does not belong to my OpenAI account.
I am an approved ChatGPT Cyber user and have valid access to the Cyber model.
9 Comments
Error: Codex error: Rate limit reached for gpt-daybreak-blue-latest (for limit gpt-5.6-sol) in organization
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly on tokens per min (TPM): Limit 40000000, Used 40000000,
same
Confirming on a different platform/plan: macOS 27.0.0 (arm64), ChatGPT Pro, Codex CLI
0.146.0-alpha.9.2+ Desktop app26.727.40816, Sign in with ChatGPT. Same org (org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Ly), same limit group (gpt-5.6-sol), same 40M TPM numbers.Some controlled results that may help narrow this down.
gpt-5.6-solsucceeds from the same account, same auth, in the same minute that daybreak 429s.Interleaved runs, identical trivial prompt:
| model | result |
|---|---|
|
gpt-daybreak-blue/gpt-daybreak-blue-latest| intermittent 429, roughly half of attempts ||
gpt-5.6-sol| 8/8 success, never failed |Since the error blames
for limit gpt-5.6-sol, andgpt-5.6-solitself is served fine against that same limit group seconds earlier and later, the reported bucket does not appear to be genuinely exhausted.This is not an entitlement problem — the status codes separate cleanly.
| model | response |
|---|---|
|
gpt-daybreak-red,gpt-5.5-cyber-preview| HTTP 400invalid_request_error— "not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account" ||
gpt-daybreak-blue,gpt-daybreak-blue-latest| HTTP 429rate_limit_exceeded, or succeeds |Models I'm not approved for return a clean 400. Daybreak Blue (which I am approved for —
chatgpt.com/cyberreports trusted access active) returns 429 or serves. So the 429 path is being taken for an entitled model.The reported numbers look synthetic. Across every rejection,
Usedis exactly equal toLimit(40000000) to the digit, whileRequestedtracks real request size (17882, 18103, 20337, 20341, 32083, 35902, 59984 in the original report).retry-aftercomes back as 26–89ms, which is not a plausible TPM window rollover.Not tier-related.
gpt-5.6-solcompletes on bothservice_tier: "priority"and"default". Daybreak advertises no service tiers so Codex omits the field and the server records"service_tier":"auto"; overriding the catalog viamodel_catalog_jsonto forcepriorityon the daybreak entry still 429s.Failed response object (from the WebSocket frame) resolves to the base model:
Response ID:
resp_0f7b2b794cb60b14016a7ad60aa2b8819183095396307adfa0(2026-08-11 ~07:58 UTC)Partial client-side mitigation, for anyone blocked right now: the default
stream_max_retries = 5gives up right at the boundary — I had a run succeed on retry 5. Raising it recovers a good fraction of these, at the cost of a long stall. Since the built-inopenaiprovider id can't be overridden, it needs a clone:Note
supports_websockets = true— omitting it silently downgrades the clone to SSE.This doesn't fix it (still ~50% and up to ~3 minutes of retrying), and
-m gpt-5.6-solremains the reliable fallback.Consistent with the resolution on #10057 — "a temporary service issue that caused the responses API to incorrectly report rate limit errors when it shouldn't."
same here
+1. Getting an error on org
org-BOvpEHVcDPTe8h4lZnwMO5Lyas well.Also seeing this:
Limit 40000000, Used 40000000, Requested 24727. Please try again in 37ms. Visit https://platform.openai.com/account/rate-limits to learn more.
Independent reproduction on macOS 27.0 with the ChatGPT/Codex desktop app 26.803.61601 (build 6396) and Codex CLI 0.147.0, authenticated with ChatGPT (no API key).
gpt-daybreak-blue-latestrepeatedly fails, including on trivial prompts.gpt-5.6-solworks from the same account/environment.for limit gpt-5.6-solwithLimit 40000000, Used 40000000; observed requested values include 25,439, 25,444, and 37,409 tokens.service_tier = "priority"; that setting is not causing the failure.This independently supports a service-side Daybreak routing/limiter regression rather than individual account consumption.
Feedback ID:
019ff0f6-3956-7992-aa56-9fe004ed02d6+1:
Same error for me.
+1