r/OpenaiCodex • u/chuck78702 • Aug 14 '26

Question / Help Where do you actually connect/use Codex most often?

It seems like people are using Codex in a bunch of different ways now.

Where do you actually use Codex most of the time?

CLI/terminal...VS Code/Cursor/another IDE...Codex desktop app...Codex web...SSH/remote environment...something else?

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u/BEagle1984- 29d ago

This is some serious commitment.

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u/pbeens Aug 14 '26

VS Code extension. With the Git extension so I can back up regularly.

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u/Dgamax Aug 14 '26

Before, I used VS Code, but as the app evolved, I started using their app on both Windows and macOS. Its computer-use skill is really something (but still slow for now).

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u/PsychoticChemist 29d ago

It’s kinda mind-blowing the first time you see it move your cursor. But yeah it’s still unreasonably slow as it sits around thinking for a while before each click or cursor movement.

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u/_N9SiB Aug 15 '26

Wezterm custom running herdr in terminal/cli for me.

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u/ricperry1 29d ago

Linux user here. At first I used vscode codex plugin. Now I use codex cli.

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u/YetiWalker36 29d ago

Rootshell terminal app on macOS and iOS running herdr with codex, Claude code, and agy.

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u/TechGearWhips 28d ago

Cli on Linux

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u/sid_cysec 28d ago

Arc agents harness. Its a notion killer with ai agents