@lennysan: Having Codex handle all the Google Cloud settings itself (using its in-app browser) is so awesome
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A user shares that OpenAI's Codex can autonomously manage Google Cloud settings using its in-app browser, praising the seamless automation.
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Having Codex handle all the Google Cloud settings itself (using its in-app browser) is so awesome https://t.co/goLAn1aIo2
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