@kplikethebird: An agent-native idea farm for capturing live writing ideas. Codex checks Slack, my local workspace, and our conversatio…
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An agent-native idea farm tool using Codex to capture writing ideas from Slack and local workspace, scoring them against signature moves, and developing them into pitches.
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An agent-native idea farm for capturing live writing ideas.
Codex checks Slack, my local workspace, and our conversations, scores potential content for whether an idea hits my signature moves, and develops ideas into full-blown pitches I can share in Slack as they mature. https://t.co/mCjcxfeO5p
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