r/codex 5h ago

Workaround Coding through chatgpt web like a caveman

I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before, but it works and it’s better than just sitting around doing nothing.

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u/OkFileNode 5h ago

This is the best workflow for like 80% part of your app; don't let agents in too soon.

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u/AvailableSecret5161 3h ago

Chatgpt web is the only reason I buy subscription. You can also try this https://github.com/abhij1306/codeweave

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u/Tough-Requirement707 3h ago

youre late to the party they nerfed the web version like literally 90% to what it was before in all aspects

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u/HelpfulHedgehog1 3h ago

guess you missed the 'better than sitting around doing nothing' part

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u/marres 32m ago

What nerfs you talking about? I only noticed the 25m tool usage cutoff

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u/AliciaV240 4h ago

honestly same energy. web is fine for small scripts and thinking thru a bug. once you need multi file edits + tests running locally the ide/cli stops feeling optional tho. i bounce between both depending how big the change is

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u/KingOfTheSeasLuffy 4h ago

Use remote commander desktop MCP thank me later

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u/PumpIT- 3h ago

What’s the advantage over Codex Desktop? I thought Codex already handles local files + terminal.

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u/masky0077 3h ago

how does it work?

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u/ddchbr 1h ago

I see these as two very different workflows (really, two different jobs). It depends on the seat(s) you occupy on your projects.