Codex-maxxing - Jason Liu

kept by eddie may 19

The author details how Codex's durable threads, voice input, steering, memory vaults, heartbeats, and goals transform ephemeral AI chats into persistent, self-running workstreams for coding, knowledge work, and even customer service.

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Extensible Software in the age of LLMs
Extensible web software can combine a stable core, LLM-driven extensions, and capability-based sandboxes to let users safely create and share personalized features.
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Replit — The Self-Driving Company
Replit engineers tripled code output in six months using internal AI agents that handle reviews, incidents, and business tasks without sacrificing quality.
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Build agents that run automatically
Cursor Automations let developers create always-on agents triggered by events (Slack, Linear, GitHub, PagerDuty, webhooks) to automate code review, monitoring, and maintenance tasks.
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