Codex is so reliable the author now batches features into a long queue
louisvarge · x · 2026-07-23
Codex is making the author work in a single-threaded queue
The author says Codex has become so reliable that they now work single-threaded: they keep adding features to a long queue, instruct Codex to finish and push them one by one, and then queue feedback as it comes up.
The takeaway is less about a specific feature and more about how a dependable coding agent changes the developer’s workflow and batching strategy.
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