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Built out a yolo /remote-control in the Codex cli using /goal. - /remote-control starts a tiny server on laptop - generates fresh token and qr code - phone connects through webapp - full sync between phone and laptop codex - touch grass A glimpse into what OpenAI will cook...

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jason4 ay önce

@OpenAI @ajambrosino let’s ban him

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@OpenAI @ajambrosino I love Codex 😭

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Doug Lance4 ay önce

@OpenAI ssh and tmux bro

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Matthew Lam4 ay önce

@OpenAI the fundamentals

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Lorenzo Nuvoletta4 ay önce

@LLMJunky @OpenAI Is that a plugin?

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Matthew Lam4 ay önce

@LLMJunky @OpenAI /remote-control I created myself on a fork, codex has a remote control feature but it’s still in progress to connect with a frontend, cause they’re working on mobile

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Matthew Lam4 ay önce

@nuvolore @LLMJunky @OpenAI Was this AI

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Lorenzo Nuvoletta4 ay önce

@bettercallsalva @LLMJunky @OpenAI What do you mean?

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@OpenAI Already have this working with android.

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Matthew Lam4 ay önce

@OpenAI Littt, share it! Where can I find?

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nick4 ay önce

@OpenAI Publishing in a few days 😎

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@OpenAI Excited to see it, haven’t seen too many android versions, am sure the android users are excited too

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@OpenAI Slick. But somehow seems to defy the purpose of touching grass.

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Gregor4 ay önce

@OpenAI I tried this and my problem was always the sync logic eating battery on mobile. Did you handle the phone side with websockets or polling?

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Matthew Lam4 ay önce

@OpenAI Websocket is better for bidirectional here. Check out @SIGKITTEN ‘s kitty app that’s oss, also codex app server makes this easier

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@OpenAI Built a full remote control bridge overnight while sleeping and called it a yolo project, the bar just keeps moving

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@OpenAI Interesting build. The patent data points the same direction — OpenAI and Anthropic both filed IP on autonomous interface control this year. Codex iOS is probably closer than people think.

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@OpenAI Why did you pay money to boost this garbage? You’re wasting money

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Mihai Matei4 ay önce

@OpenAI Remote control is only useful if it preserves the full local state, not just a phone UI. The win is approving and redirecting work without reopening the laptop.

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@OpenAI I did the same thing with a full sync host/mobile solution. Though I've scrapped and moved onto a similar concept, paired with Symphony.

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Russell Haney4 ay önce

@OpenAI Remote control is where agents start feeling like coworkers, but the control plane matters. For FileMaker ops I would keep Codex session context synced, then route schema, script, and write-back changes through approval queues, test evidence, and logs before the database changes.

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