Practical Guide to Codex Design Workflows
AccBalanced · x · 2026-07-10
This thread focuses on how Meng To uses Codex to build a more reliable AI design workflow.
Key takeaways:
- Discusses why some users switch from Cursor to Codex, and how to use complementary AI browsers
- Shares how to organize real project folders and provide proper context to agents
- Explores the trade-offs between plugins vs skills vs computer use, and when to grant AI higher permissions
- Touches on practical and career-oriented topics like making slides with real data, screenshot shortcuts, digital clones, and "who will survive the layoff wave"
Related event: MengTo Shares High-Quality AI Design Workflow Using Codex(3 posts)→
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