Redesign with ImageGen, Then Implement with Codex
petrusenko_max · x · 2026-07-05
The author shares a coding workflow trick: if Codex performs poorly on design implementation, first use ImageGen to regenerate a visual scheme based on the existing design, then let Codex implement the code according to the new scheme. This combines an image generation model with a coding agent to compensate for the design aesthetic shortcomings of a pure code agent.
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