Codex Micro should be voice-first, with Git and PR controls replacing approve/reject
rudrank · x · 2026-07-29
The post argues that the best Codex Micro setup is a voice-first “steer → review → ship” controller.
It suggests removing the one-tap Approve and Reject buttons and repurposing those spots for Git/PR controls, implying a workflow centered on steering the agent, reviewing its output, and then shipping changes.
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