@justsisyphus: imagine your codex does QA by himself using computer use without manually telling them every fucking time yes that is w…
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LazyCodex is a tool that automates QA using AI computer use, allowing developers to set up automated testing without manual intervention.
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imagine your codex does QA by himself using computer use without manually telling them every fucking time
yes that is why we created lazycodex
npx lazycodex-ai install
you dont need claude code
Sigrid Jin 🌈🙏 (@realsigridjin): lazycodex is new standard for codex usage i think
@q_yeon_gyu_kim let me become your ambassador
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