How one developer uses ChatGPT Voice as a hands-free control panel for Codex
Dimillian · x · 2026-07-24
The author describes using ChatGPT Voice as a hands-free front end for Codex: rambling ideas into new threads, checking current task progress, refining prompts on the fly, asking about open PRs and review status, splitting work into parallel tasks and worktrees, and even generating game concept art while thinking out loud. The core point is that voice becomes a fast orchestration layer for agentic coding workflows.
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