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Did anyone else notice that GPT-6/codex uses (inline) Python much more aggresively?

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I am testing GPT6 and noticed a few things. A bunch of problems or 'more difficult situations' often cause it to generate python scripts or inline-python or even inject it via SSH and other ways. Sometimes to avoid editing a file in the project by a few edit calls, it just generates one script to d…

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  1. 2026-09-07 09:39 · r/ChatGPTCoding
    Did anyone else notice that GPT-6/codex uses (inline) Python much more aggresively?

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