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#codex #claude #copilot

Why is no AI company trying a $9 or $10 plan?

@ajambrosino The Superapp definitely needs unified ChatGPT → Codex App for Mobile… so you can do the exact day request and commands from your phone to your desktop to the cloud… right now the workflow is broken

a few months ago in an interview, someone asked me where we wanted to take the codex app. i answered with something along the lines of: we intend to make it the best app ever built for desktop, full stop. it probably felt like a little much, but i meant it. and it feels less potentially hyperbolic now than it did then. Codex is the best way to build software. it is now the best way to do many other things too. we will lean into both, and much of it will mean we blend a lot with ChatGPT. we will do this only when we can deliver something incredible and better than what the two separate current things can deliver alone. we will also combine the best parts of cloud and local environments (and yes, windows+linux). and the best of instant responses and long-running objectives, like /goal. we will do so with Taste™ outside of the incredible gpt models, 3 things have made the Codex app what it is: - an opinionated view of how agents should work with a high quality bar - a tight and honest dogfooding loop - you those 3 things will continue to be P0. LFG.

Grok may absorb Composer 2.5

@YashHustle_22 Codex for sure.

Which one is more worth it right now? - GitHub Copilot - Antigravity - Cursor - Codex - Claude

I expect pricing will normalize around transparent usage tiers instead of opaque “Pro+” bundles. As well as breakout into the smaller pots of coding platforms as “unlimited” era is now over for cloud #LLM services

@TimJayas I don’t see any livestream

We getting GPT-5.6 today? OpenAI only livestreams when they have something big to drop This event doesn’t feel like one of those... but maybe we still get GPT-5.5 Spark at least What are you expecting from OpenAI today?

@sflorimm It is a perfectly valid development method. Not everyone needs a deep agentic, automatic flow. Sometimes you just need some quick snippets or surgical fixes.

met a dude, he still copy-pasting the code from chatgpt

@icanvardar Harness engineering is the winner.

context engineering beats prompt engineering and almost nobody has caught up yet

I've been learning Zig for a day, and honestly, if you look past its flaws, it's completely flawless

@ProgenticEngine hard to disrupt search when you own search

Google has the data. Google has the talent. Google has the infrastructure. So why aren’t they dominating AI? 🤔

can't believe i'm sitting on a train working on my project with #Codex on my PHONE. how is this possible? honestly generational stuff.

@Rachit6783531 Git for sure… AI will come back around

Which one is more important? - AI - git You can only choose one

The problem with the upcoming #Dell XPS 13 is not the hardware—its @Windows 11. #Microsoft platform isn’t tightly integrated and optimized for a “single platform” the way macOS is, they own both software & hardware so excel at optimized performance that @Dell can’t match.

@AishwaryaDevv The point is they are dedicated to maintaining their existing products and services as their core business... AI is just to supplement them, so they won't devote billions and billions towards AI that would take away focus from Ads or Search.

Customer call today. New product workflow tomorrow. Proaction is a 5-person team building fleet management software with Codex across sales demos, support follow-ups, marketing assets, and engineering work.

@ChatGPTapp Long overdue. Finally.

Long-form writing works better with a little more space. Now you can edit longer pieces in full-screen and save them to your Library to come back to later.

JUST IN: Anthropic, makers of #Claude and Claude Code, have filed for IPO Expect the price to increase and the rate limits to be harsher, as it has to show increased profits each quarter.