Power user's favorite Codex hack: get different threads to review each other
hugobowne · x · 2026-09-14
Hugo Bowne-Anderson shares his favorite Codex hack: getting different threads to check each other's work. In the quoted thread, Hamel Husain argues Codex desktop already covers computer use, remote access, thread management and voice control — power users should avoid tool sprawl (YAGNI) unless there's real benefit.
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