Dev gives his non-coder wife remote access to local Codex: 'just tell it what you want'
Yamapama · x · 2026-10-07
Developer Yamapama gave his non-developer wife remote access to his local Codex on a project they're building together. She's still nervous about breaking things, but his stance: 'just tell it what you want, Codex will sort it out' — backed by a system that makes 3 backups per day.
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