@Saccc_c: Holy shit, there's actually a way to operate the computer that's faster than the built-in computer use in Codex I tried…

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The author shares 'Jev Use', an enhanced computer use tool built with Codex and Jev, claiming it's faster and smoother than Codex's built-in version with similar token consumption.

Holy shit, there's actually a way to operate the computer that's faster than the built-in computer use in Codex I tried using Codex+Jev to build an enhanced version of computer use, which I call "Jev Use". It's faster and smoother than the built-in one, but with about the same token consumption Below is a comparison video I made using "Add Mac Calendar Event"—same content, and you can clearly see that the Jev version has almost no pauses throughout the entire process
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Holy shit, there’s actually a way to operate the computer that’s faster than the built-in computer use in Codex I tried using Codex+Jev to build an enhanced version of computer use, which I call “Jev Use”. It’s faster and smoother than the built-in one, but with about the same token consumption Below is a comparison video I made using “Add Mac Calendar Event”—same content, and you can clearly see that the Jev version has almost no pauses throughout the entire process

Sac (@Saccc_c): 强烈建议大家都亲自试试Jev，能让你的Codex操作速度提高10倍并省下大量token！

因为Jev非常适合用于判断型工作，能在毫秒内做出正确判断，而且token价格极低。因此非常适合以下几个场景：

1、computer use 将Jev用作操作判断层，指导模型快速操作你的电脑

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