BRADEN.

@fkadev @interaction Haven’t gotten around to using the agents just yet still trying to decide how I’d want to purpose them. But it’s in my to-do list. My first purpose for Linux was to use proton mail bridge so poke could actually see my proton mail email. Also worked like a charm.

@braaadenmc @interaction Try Agents on new version of the Poke Gate. They can gather info from your home automation periodically and push to Poke, you don’t have to ask Poke everytime. It creates endless possibilities!

Connected Poke @interaction to my home server using Poke-Gate and can now control my lights and other home automation devices on HomeBridge via iMessage. Wild times

This is how I imagine the world through so many innovations. Doom-speaking has rarely turned out to be correct. Change isn’t optional in life.

And like 2 seconds to fork to Linux. Impressively simple.

I just endorsed .agent—keeping it open and not owned by one company. If you build with AI agents: @agentcommunity_ agentcommunity.org

@ah20im REMOTE.

What would you like to see in Codex?

@0xSphere The down image conveys “staying put” to me. Like it has already went down and stabilized.

We helped Dream make crypto feel like it was built for you.

@_heyrico Whole vibe gone in the blink of an thought if you go with Claude

For UI, I choose Codex. It just feels polished and interesting to use. But for actual vibe coding, of course, Claude Code.

@rohanvarma Remote

If you have tried the Codex App, but don't use it as a daily driver yet: What needs to improve to make it the primary place you work with coding agents?

Still need Codex remote @OpenAIDevs

Alright @OpenAIDevs your turn

@paulmbw I got them to work but they were completely unreliable. Mostly when it came to dealing with backups and restoring. Not sure why that complicated things so horribly. But I’m no expert. It was my first toe dip into using them so I’m sure it was more my own errors.

@braaadenmc Oooof, thanks for this. Been thinking about shared zones actually for a sharing reminders feature. What were your headline issues?

I've been building a reminders app iOS app over the last couple of days, primarily using Codex (desktop app) and Xcode. Some thoughts: > No onboarding flow. Simple sign in with Apple and prompt enabling push notifications > 1 screen, most actions done via bottom sheets. This made my app so much simpler to build and use > Liquid glass is an absolute delight, how can you hate it > CloudKit is more powerful than I originally thought (especially for cross-sync across devices) > I think I like Swift. I think I like it a lot

Use Codex constantly, sometimes I hit little hurdles that make me wonder if Claude can get me past. Every time, Claude ensures to remind me it cannot.

CountdownerSMS is a simple #iMessage app I built to enable sharing countdowns in an iMessage chat. It’s completely free or upgrade the look of the countdown by purchasing theme packs. Available today! apps.apple.com/us/app/countdo…

Ever wished you had a quick tool to create countdowns in iMessage? Now you do.. apps.apple.com/us/app/countdo…

@steipete @jeetsidhu_ @elevenlabs @AssemblyAI Used both, Assembly is a clear step ahead on transcription. 11 more rounded as a whole voice platform, but Assembly wins on s2t.

@jeetsidhu_ @elevenlabs @AssemblyAI never heard about the second one

Why use @elevenlabs vs. @AssemblyAI ?

No

Gonna have this fixed by Saturday 🫡

@HolyCoward Nice! When did you get the email?

Codex merch incoming 🙌🙌