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Codex app has it figured out. Engineers that use their own tooling designed+built this. Annotate messages, side message chats, more details - the chat is no longer linear. ty for the ride codex/plannotator-annotate users. You have the surface you need now.

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Michael Ramos3 months ago

is still shipping things worth paying attention to fam

Artem Zhutov3 months ago

Yeah, it's great progress. It's still not as good as plannotator in terms of annotating HTML artifacts. Can't replace that.

josh friedman3 months ago

This is one of the things that keeps me on codex as opposed to Claude Mac app

AI Mastery Guide3 months ago

Non-linear chat is honestly overdue.

Q3 months ago

i like this

Leo Kumo3 months ago

good one! as someone who mainly uses codex, this is a game changer for me. But there are still some things I miss that will keep plannotator-annotate around: notes with image, agentTUI (for multi-models/harness or /resume), and external HTML/.md spec that wont fit in chat 🧐

nikita3 months ago

Did you really just not select that R?

abangkis p3 months ago

Seeing that Sol Extra High mode ... (counting my leftover token in the corner 🥲)

Samian3 months ago

that side chat thing is the killer feature nobody talks about. being able to spin off a thread without losing context in the main line changes how you actually debug things

Queue3 months ago

hands down my fav feature add

Josh (roadtripping 5k mi to DevDay)3 months ago

nice video! what video recording tool are you using for this? 👀 annotations is indeed a great feature, been using it loads! great way to give the agent context

Jason Anderson3 months ago

Can confirm we all use the app all day

Nope that ain't me3 months ago

@ajambrosino I’m confused about what I’m looking at…is this just codex?

Bee 🐝3 months ago

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