@Easycompany333: The Codex video officially named by OpenAI is worth collecting. In less than 2 hours, it thoroughly explains the Codex + GPT-5.5 combo: - How to configure skills. - How to use plugins. - How to build automation workflows. - How to run multiple tasks in parallel. - And most importantly, how to turn Codex into a development system that continuously works for you.
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Recommends a Codex video tutorial officially named by OpenAI, detailing how to configure skills, use plugins, and build automation workflows to turn Codex into a continuously working development system.
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The Codex Video Once Officially Recommended by OpenAI
Worth bookmarking, under 2 hours, it thoroughly explains the Codex + GPT-5.5 combination:
- How to configure skills.
- How to use plugins.
- How to build automation workflows.
- How to run multiple tasks in parallel.
- And most importantly, how to turn Codex from a chat window into a development system that continuously helps you get work done.
The truly efficient way is to first set up the context, skills, workflows, permissions, and task boundaries, and then let the AI execute in a more stable working environment.
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