@danshipper: Codex best practice: Pin a chat for every major project or area of your life. Use command + # to flip between them easi…
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A tip for using Codex: pin a chat for each major project or area of your life and use command + # to switch between them quickly.
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Codex best practice:
Pin a chat for every major project or area of your life.
Use command + # to flip between them easily https://t.co/3uL0VBYpTz
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