@jakevin7: OpenAI Codex is taking almost the same path as OpenCLI! Eventually, it will be caught up by big AI firms. The Codex plugin also uses an extension to reuse login states and manipulate the browser itself. It also adopts a non-intrusive mode that doesn't steal focus. Some details in the Codex plugin are well-polished. As expected from a top-2 AI company.

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Discussing the similarities between the OpenAI Codex plugin and OpenCLI, pointing out that Codex also uses a browser extension to reuse login states, but lacks the CLI persistence capability, while noting that OpenCLI is developing an important feature.

OpenAI Codex is taking almost the same path as OpenCLI! Eventually, it will be caught up by big AI firms. The Codex plugin also uses an extension to reuse login states and manipulate the browser itself. It also adopts a non-intrusive mode that doesn't steal focus. Some details in the Codex plugin are well-polished. As expected from a top-2 AI company. However, OpenCLI has dual capabilities: browser operation + CLI persistence. The CLI capability is something Codex still can't cover. OpenCLI is also working on a very important feature recently, so we need to step up!
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