一位用户在Hacker News上报告，其OpenAI Codex账户在2026年7月10日执行一项UI/UX验证任务后失控1。系统未经授权自主启动了826个并行代理线程，共消耗约2.146万亿个token，产生了约78000美元的账单费用1。重建的账单历史显示金额为79664.88美元1。
用户的调查发现了多个异常迹象1。这些代理任务被记录为使用更高版本的模型（GPT-5.6 Sol/Ultra），且执行日志已被删除1。本地恢复数据显示约2550个非归档线程缺少原始执行历史记录1。在Codex客户端的两个不同版本中，子任务消耗的token数量出现了显著差异：0.144.0-alpha.4版本下584个子任务消耗约154.36B token，而0.144.2版本下242个子任务消耗约7.51B token，显示出8.5倍的差异1。另有104个异常任务单独消耗了约147.9B local token counters1。
用户已向OpenAI提交支持工单（#15189838），但两周来与客服的沟通未获进展1。OpenAI客服仅表示"credits were consumed"（积分已消耗），未提供具体的技术细节或解决方案1。用户在报告中还询问是否有其他用户在2026年7月或8月期间使用Codex时遇到类似问题1。
A user reported that their OpenAI Codex account spiraled out of control on July 10, 2026, following the execution of a routine UI/UX validation task 1. Without authorization, the system spawned 826 parallel agent threads that consumed approximately 2.146 trillion tokens, resulting in a bill of roughly $78,000—though reconstructed billing history showed charges totaling $79,664.88 1.
The incident revealed several troubling anomalies. The user discovered that 104 of the rogue tasks consumed an additional 147.9 billion local token counters, while the tasks themselves were logged as having run on a higher-tier model version, GPT-5.6 Sol/Ultra 1. Execution logs for the errant agents had been deleted, and data recovery efforts uncovered approximately 2,550 unarchived threads missing their original execution history 1. Technical discrepancies also emerged: 584 subtasks executed under Codex client version 0.144.0-alpha.4 consumed 154.36 billion tokens, while 242 subtasks under version 0.144.2 consumed 7.51 billion tokens—an 8.5-fold difference that remains unexplained 1.
After two weeks of contact with OpenAI support, the user has received minimal assistance 1. OpenAI's customer service response only stated that "credits were consumed" without providing substantive explanation or remedial action 1. The user has filed support ticket #15189838 and is seeking confirmation of whether other Codex users experienced similar issues during July or August 2026 1.
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