Dots vs Codex: let your personal agent supervise your Codex threads
gabrielchua · x · 2026-11-05
Answering "I already use Codex, why dots?", Gabriel Chua explains his dot can call Codex too and keep an eye on the threads it manages—so instead of a Codex thread waiting on him that he forgets to check, his dot supervises those Codex threads. Positions dots as a personal layer that manages other agents' work rather than another coding tool.
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