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video editors stinkโ€ฆ ๐Ÿคฎ and iโ€™m going to fix it editors spend AGESโ€ฆ - cutting clips - moving key frames - color grading but it shouldnโ€™t have to be this wayโ€ฆ iโ€™ll build the cursor of video editors โ€ฆ and all you have to do is watch ๐Ÿ‘€ waitlist๐Ÿ‘‡
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i disagree, let your agent run free but you should have tightly scoped prompts and system prompt so that it doesnโ€™t run wild
Codex tip: Do yourself a favor and switch to using "Approve for me" by default You should not let your coding agent run free without any checks but also approving each tool call isn't the way "Approve for me" is a good middle ground as it let codex review each tool call and only escalate when needed Particularly godsend for long running tasks
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please i need this, i promise to use it
I have a new kind of big button that I can press for Codex. Over the next 100 days, we will select one person per day who does impressive or incredibly useful work with Codex and give them 10X usage limits for a month to see what they can do with it. First one tomorrow.
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when the codex reset
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brb making a fire
A founder kept saying "if only we had money we'd do X." Money is not the fire. Money is gasoline you pour on a fire that already exists. You don't have a funding problem. You have a "people don't want it yet" problem. Go make the first fire.
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are there any solo devs based in australia that would be keen on a meet up? i.e building startups, making content, play tennis/pickleball
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anyone having issues with codex being super slow at the moment?
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been noticing my own usage with these coding agents shift a bit over the past month mainly moved off the terminal and into the desktop apps the codex mac app especially feels clean barely open terminal anymore (unless running pnpm run dev)
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any australian tech events that would be cool to see what others are building?
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i used gpt research and then pro extended thinking to help me decide what tennis racquet I should buy... tdlr i play with an old head presteige it broke down the specs suggested me racquets similar and i've landed on the @WilsonTennis Wilson RF Pro (i like spin) got some yonex pro tour strings let's see how this feels
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this is why the codex team is amazing the encouragement to use their product in other tools (not just their codex app)
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A little secret. About 5% of our production traffic is on the Pi harness, about another 5% is on OpenCode. Reminder you can use your ChatGPT account in a flourishing set of other tools. Weโ€™ll continue to make Codex awesome, but you have options.
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codex latest updates that i'm keen to try... 1. appshots - pressing a hotkey takes an image of the visible window and include text that may be beyond the visible window screen i've been taking images and just copy pasting to codex thx for the compiling time save <3 2. mobile control of laptop even when laptop is closed i hate having to lower teh brightness of my lapotp while my /goal prompts are going i.e been at least 24 hours) that being said keen for the next weekly usage reset haha
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no need for more feature, just improve codex mobile
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can we get a twitter plugin for codex? would love an automation to help recap whats happening on twitter :P
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don't let your codebase be messy... if you are using codex, i've set up an automation so that I can stay on top of what my agents are building why? complex apps get huge context gets bloated and your agents get lost this codex hack is how i help monitor the code
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done/ congrats you have an automation that is constantly aligning with your vision and keeping your docs up to date prompt below glhf
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save this prompt/ Repository goal: - [let codex fill in] Daily task: Review the current repository state and update the documentation so it remains accurate, useful, and increasingly stable over time. Primary objectives: 1. Document how the system actually works today. 2. Keep architecture docs aligned with implementation. 3. Explain technical systems in simple product language. 4. Map technical capabilities to marketing/user-facing features. 5. Preserve important implementation details that future agents, engineers, and product reviewers need. 6. Avoid speculative claims unless clearly marked as planned or proposed. Documentation areas to maintain: - Architecture overview Include simple explanations and technical examples: - Small JSON examples for input/output payloads - Plain-English explanations of fields - Notes on whether fields are clip-intrinsic or edit-plan-specific Architecture diagrams: Create or update Mermaid diagrams where useful Database documentation: Inspect schema files and migrations. Keep an ERD-style section updated with: - app_users - projects - assets - snapshots - command_batches - command_events - jobs/runtime jobs Explain ownership, key relationships, and what each table is responsible for. Marketing feature mapping: Maintain a table with columns: - Marketing feature - User-facing claim - Technical systems behind it - Current proof/evidence - Limitations or caveats - Next validation needed Validation: Before editing docs, inspect the relevant source. Do not document assumptions as facts. After editing docs: - Run a focused docs/source consistency check if one exists. - Run `git diff --check` on changed docs. - Summarize exactly what changed and what remains uncertain. Output expectations: - Make minimal, scoped documentation edits. - Prefer improving existing docs over creating scattered new files. - If creating a new doc, link it from docs/README.md. - Keep docs practical and readable. - Include dated notes only in docs/product/changes.md or context updates; stable docs should describe current behavior, not daily history. Do not: - [let codex fill in] Final response: Provide: - Summary - Files changed - Key architecture/product mapping updates - Validation run - Open questions or docs gaps - Recommended next documentation task
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