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This fake Codex feature turns your token balance into poker chips

August 17, 2026 | Source: t | Developer, OpenAI | 165 views 0 comments

Independent designer Hours dreamed up a brand-new feature for Codex that doesn't actually exist but looks entirely plausible: playing Texas Hold'em with your own token allowance.

This concept mockup brings the entire poker rulebook into Codex. The table is called "No-Limit Inference," and six players' token balances are the chips — the pot has already stacked up to 1.7 million tokens. When it's your turn, you can fold, call 561,000, or shove all-in for 1.28 million tokens.

The details are fully thought through, too. 0.5/1 Mtok becomes the small and big blind, and bets can be set to 25%, 33%, or 75% of the pot with one click. Someone in the comments joked that if this feature actually launched, Codex would gain at least 5 million more users.

Too bad it's only a design mockup. Hours later shared screenshots showing the interface was built in the Paper design tool, and no Codex feature called "Earn tokens" currently exists.

Tags: #Codex

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