@php_martin: Codex Deep Dive Full Video Codex is not just a chat box, but a full-stack development platform that can help you build everything from web apps to desktop clients and even remotely control your computer. The video breaks down 10 core features: 1. Use Annotate to select preview areas and directly modify UI, which is more intuitive than repeatedly typing descriptions…
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Deep dive into the Codex full-stack development platform, showcasing multiple core features such as Annotate, Fork, AGENTS.md, and Computer Use, enabling AI to become a 24/7 development assistant.
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Codex Deep Dive – Full Video
Codex isn’t just a chat box; it’s a full-stack development platform that can take you from web apps all the way to desktop clients, and even remotely control your computer.
The video breaks down 10 core features in detail:
- Use Annotate to select areas in the preview and modify UI directly – more intuitive than repeatedly typing descriptions.
- Duplicate sessions with the Fork feature, paired with Git worktree for conflict-free parallel development.
- Create an
AGENTS.mdfile to have Codex automatically execute global instructions like Git commits every time. - Install Computer Use and the Chrome Plugin to let Codex automatically operate your browser and computer.
- Set up scheduled tasks for daily automatic code reviews, then remotely issue commands from your phone via Codex Mobile.
After watching this video, you’ll turn Codex from a toy into an AI development assistant that truly works 24/7 for you.
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