FAQ / CODEX PASS
Frequently asked questions
Answers about account safety, what Codex Pass does and how to get started.
Compliance, security and account risk
How your ChatGPT account is signed in, stored and kept in good standing.
My ChatGPT sign-in has expired. What should I do, and why did it happen?
OpenAI requires the account to sign in again. Please sign in with the same account in the cp.dev Console, and this computer recovers within about a minute.
Does using Codex Pass violate OpenAI’s terms or put my account at risk of a ban?
Sign-in uses Codex’s own device-code method and the official client is left unchanged. We have not observed bans resulting from it.
Does Codex Pass store my ChatGPT password?
No. The password is entered only on the ChatGPT login page. The Console stores the sign-in encrypted, and your computer receives a short-lived credential.
Where are model requests sent?
Official-account requests go to OpenAI. Team models are forwarded through console.cp.dev, and Custom API requests go straight to the address you entered.
Product and services
What Codex Pass provides and how the editions differ.
What does Codex Pass provide?
A companion to Codex. It brings memory, subagents, Skills, feature flags and model access into one interface, and gives teams central management.
What does Codex Pass add compared with using Codex directly?
The original client stays the same. Codex Pass adds visibility into Codex, lets your own models work alongside the official account, and gives teams central management.
What is the difference between the personal and team editions?
The personal edition runs on your computer without a Codex Pass account. The team edition includes all of it and adds collaboration and central management.
Getting started
What to prepare and which systems are supported.
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