@yetone: I suggest trying out Lody @lody_ai
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The article suggests trying Lody as an alternative to Codex Desktop and discusses third-party agent clients such as Paseo and Synara for using proxy services.
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I recommend trying out Lody @lody_ai
吊顶高松灯 (@object_nullll): If you’re like me and have gotten a bit fed up with Codex Desktop, you can choose a third-party agent client to use Codex. This post teaches you how to choose — all summarized after my extensive personal use.
Paseo @paseo_sh A quite streamlined agent client. Supports most agents on the market. Has the best remote control; its mobile client is especially powerful.
Synara @trySynara
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