Dear OpenAI Team and Sam Altman,
I am a passionate ChatGPT user from South Korea. I genuinely believe ChatGPT is the best AI assistant available, and I am grateful for what it has made possible.
I am also a beginner developer building my own app development platform with ChatGPT.
Experienced developers often know exactly what to ask. Beginners like me need to explain ideas step by step, ask questions, review results, discover mistakes, and make corrections repeatedly.
For beginners, conversation is not wasted time. It is an essential part of learning and building.
Unfortunately, I frequently encounter conversation-length errors that interrupt my development work. Sometimes, even a newly opened conversation encounters the same error after only a few simple instructions.
I also worry about proposals to combine ChatGPT and Codex usage limits. Conversations for planning, learning, and correcting AI mistakes should not consume the capacity needed for actual coding.
I would like to suggest:
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Keep ChatGPT conversation and Codex coding limits separate.
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Provide more generous conversation allowances for beginner developers.
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Improve continuity across long development projects and new chat sessions.
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Investigate repeated conversation-length errors, especially in newly created chats.
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Consider protecting users from usage consumed by failed or interrupted AI tasks.
I am not asking for unlimited access to resource-intensive coding agents. I understand that reasonable limits are necessary.
But if AI is meant to make software development accessible to everyone, beginners must have enough room to learn through conversation.
I love ChatGPT. I want to keep using it, building with it, and recommending it to others.
Thank you for listening to the experience of a beginner who genuinely believes in your technology.
Warm regards,
NEOPARTNER
A ChatGPT enthusiast and beginner app developer
South Korea