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Okay this is DEEPLY concerning All my GPT 5.3 Codex requests are routing to GPT 5.2 I ran banteg script through all Codex models and ONLY 5.3 Codex was affected This is really really unacceptable, how can I trust the work done? cc: Tibo / Alexander Embiricos / Romain Huet

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