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14 setups for “Codex”

Stevey Brown

@steveybrown

Stevey Brown @steveybrown Building mysetup.ai with Codex and Claude Code in Herdr, voice prompts through Wispr Flow, on-the-go edits with Moshi What I build Building mysetup.ai, a community of builders, creators and engineers to share the…

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Nick Yeager

@nick-yeager

Nick Yeager @nick-yeager Codex as my daily driver, Herdr for agent sessions, Rulemetric built in, and Whisper becoming part of the workflow. What I use AI for I use AI for software development, with Codex as my daily driver. How I work My…

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katspaugh

@katspaugh

…on top Claude’s own sandboxing. Always in auto mode. Mostly Fable. Codex CLI with Astra for code reviews. Claude is instructed to always ask Codex for review. I had Claude write multiple skills for agentic QA: from flows discovery to…

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Srijan Shukla

@srijanshukla18

…setup Primarily herdr with pi agent. I also use claude code and codex. Sometimes I access herdr over tailscale using collie. How I work For day to day infra work - I restrict agents to read only access and allow agents cli access. And I…

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Kord Campbell

@kord-campbell-kordless

…models The harnesses (current): n8 gives me eleven agent harnesses — Codex, Claude Code, Grok, Antigravity, OpenCode, Gemini, hax, omp and fx among them — each in its own container: same workspace, different brain. Claude (this one), Codex…

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Kjell

@sherdingsbums

…yet. Agents and runtimes Most of the actual work happens in Codex. It handles planning (astra), tool use, implementation (luna:high-max), debugging(sol:medium), and review(sol:medium). I use subagents for independent, bounded pieces of…

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Ryan Mazzolini

@rmazzolini

Ryan Mazzolini @rmazzolini Pi with a Codex subscription for implementation, Fable for UI planning and adversarial reviews, and remote access from laptop and phone. What I use AI for I work with coding agents to investigate problems,…

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Wes Sander

@ucsandman

…work goes to a named-model subagent with a declared estimate, or to Codex. Hard stops need explicit confirmation in the session: deploys, migrations, billing and auth config, any outward message, deletes and force pushes. Never combine…

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tftio

@tftio

…primary coding harnesses, using my shared tooling and instructions. Codex (current): Another primary coding harness, with the same operator-directed boundaries. OpenCode (current): A primary harness that also gives me access to open-weight…

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프론트엔드 개발자

@member-1d18544c

…구현 전에 계획을 세우고 아이디어를 정리합니다. ChatGPT (current, 보조): 계획 단계에서 가끔 씁니다. Codex (installed): CLI와 Claude Code 플러그인으로 설치해 두었고, 두 번째 진단이나 구현이 필요할 때 쓸 수 있습니다. 앱 Antigravity (current): 코드를 읽을 때 쓰는 IDE. 에이전트 기능은 쓰지 않습니다. Figma (current): 디자인 소스. 에이전트…

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Lawrence Chen

@lawrencecchen

…skills, build rules, releases and verification. Agents & harnesses Codex (current): Primary coding agent for focused tasks in isolated worktrees. Claude Code (current): Parallel coding agent in cmux workspaces; teammate mode can map to…

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Alex Martinez

@alexmartinezm

…Manages the worktrees and the terminals where Pi runs. Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode (installed): Claude Code has reviewer and test-writer agents. I used OpenCode for delegation before moving to Pi. Models Open-source models (current):…

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twKrash

@twkrash

…agent, running in the terminal with extensions added as packages. Codex (installed): available as a second CLI harness, not my default. How I customise my agents Written agent rules (current): a global AGENTS.md sets instruction…

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Gareth Price

@gareth

…model, either Claude (using cli tool to use Max subscription), codex, opencode+llama.cpp, openrouter. Each is a fresh headless process in its own git worktree and an ephemeral test environment, and then it exits. Deterministic controller:…

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