This developer uses Codex to draft Slack replies with a self-improving prompt loop
alex_frantic · x · 2026-09-18
A developer shared his full Codex workflow for Slack: the agent monitors messages, drafts replies directly in the Slack app, and never sends anything. Key design: the agent tracks thread links, drafts, and what was actually sent to tune tone and content over time without explicit feedback; a deleted draft is a learning signal. Includes the full prompt.
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