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User questions efficacy of micro-commits with newer Codex/GPT models

A user is inquiring about the effectiveness of using Codex with newer models like GPT-5.6 Sol for micro-committing code changes. Previously, this workflow with GPT-5.3 was beneficial for isolating errors and managing technical debt, despite being time-consuming. The user questions if this granular approach is still worthwhile for larger projects, such as a headless WooCommerce site with Laravel, and seeks advice on balancing speed, reviewability, and debt avoidance. AI

IMPACT This discussion highlights user workflows and the perceived value of granular code commits with AI assistants, potentially influencing how developers integrate AI into their development processes.

RANK_REASON User discussion about the workflow and effectiveness of a specific tool (Codex) with newer models.

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User questions efficacy of micro-commits with newer Codex/GPT models

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 Português(PT) · /u/dan_the_first ·

    Do you still do micro-commits? (codex)

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hi,</p> <p>I used to work with Codex CLI using GPT-5.3 on a Laravel project. My workflow relied heavily on micro-commits: I would ask Codex to make very small, isolated changes and commit each one separately.</p> <p>This worked well, but it was e…