@Av1dlive: holy shit this is a f**king gold mine I replaced opus 5 with deepseek v4-flash, it's basically free and someone figured…
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A viral tweet shares a 3-step setup for running DeepSeek V4-flash subagents as a self-improving loop inside Codex, calling it a cost-effective replacement for Opus 5.
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holy shit this is a f**king gold mine
I replaced opus 5 with deepseek v4-flash, it’s basically free
and someone figured out a way to run it’s subagents as a self-improving loop inside codex
[the setup takes 2 mins here is how]
- clone the repo ‘codex-self-imrpoving-loop’ 2.give the ‘3 loop workflow’ image to your agent
- voila you are done
save this no matter what. it’ll be the most productive thing you do this week
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