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The OpenAI Codex challenge introduces a novel evaluation metric where the model itself acts as the judge, scoring entries based on the effective utilization of provided vouchers and the quality of generated code. Participants must ensure their public GitHub repositories contain Codex-attributed commits to qualify for the dedicated prize track, which includes cash rewards and ChatGPT Pro subscriptions. While voucher activation for Codex remains unresolved, the successful integration of Modal credits suggests that infrastructure flexibility will be key to maximizing these hackathon resources.
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Sponsors especially OPENAI CODEX voucher usage for codex - openAI challange

Hugging Face1 min read

Does anybody know how we can activate our vouchers came from hackaton especially codex (still mystery) and modal (solved just now) ? Because the codex key has nowhere to enter. Model voucher access denied. So what? OpenAI wait ourselves own token usage for that challange ? (Put those credits to work

A dedicated prize track with $10,000 in cash + ChatGPT Pro subscriptions for the top 3 builds — and here's the twist: Codex itself is the judge. It reviews every entry and scores on how well you used Codex and the overall quality of your Space.

Build your Space with Codex as your coding agent.

Build your Space with Codex as your coding agent.

Push the code to a public GitHub repo — it must contain Codex-attributed commits.

Push the code to a public GitHub repo — it must contain Codex-attributed commits.

Add the repo link to your Space README. That's it — you're in.) and same question for modal too but they accepted the voucher add confirmation on second try, so thanks for that.

Add the repo link to your Space README. That's it — you're in.) and same question for modal too but they accepted the voucher add confirmation on second try, so thanks for that.

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