@reach_vb: Codex tip: one of the easiest ways to make Codex much more powerful is openai/plugins there are now 100+ plugins for ev…
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A tip on using OpenAI's plugins to enhance Codex, allowing it to automatically install and configure relevant plugins to improve its capabilities.
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Codex tip: one of the easiest ways to make Codex much more powerful is openai/plugins there are now 100+ plugins for everything from building apps to working with Figma, Notion, Vercel, and more
the best part: you do not even need to know which ones exist open Codex and ask: “take a look at openai/plugins, my repo, and how I work. which plugins should I install and set up?” Codex will figure out what is useful, install the right ones, and make itself more powerful
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