Developers are pairing Codex CLI with Tailscale, SSH, tmux, and Neovim diffs
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-25
The author says they are using their Neovim extension less and less, and now lean more on a workflow built around Tailscale, SSH, tmux, and Codex CLI.
They also mention still keeping a custom Neovim extension around so they can closely watch diffs while the agent works, suggesting a practical “human-in-the-loop” coding setup rather than a fully hands-off agent.
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