@huangyun_122: Codex + Excalidraw, point-and-fix. Borrowed image from @liyue_ai. Video ideas from: @zhongerxin @cellinlab @yanhua1010 1/ Codex built-in browser, open Excalidraw 2/ …
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Demonstrates a workflow combining Codex and Excalidraw: open Excalidraw in Codex's built-in browser, paste an image and annotate, then take a screenshot for Codex to modify — enabling point-and-fix creative editing.
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Codex + Excalidraw: point and fix
Stole the image from bro @liyue_ai, video ideas from: @zhongerxin @cellinlab @yanhua1010
1/ Codex’s built-in browser, open excalidraw
2/ Paste the image in, mark up changes
3/ Take a screenshot, give it to Codex to modify
Who’s got a more badass idea? https://t.co/isz8D9wjh0
Yanhua (@yanhua1010):
Damn, this is actually kinda cool haha~Codex + Excalidraw = infinite canvas, and native, no extra plugins needed👇👇
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