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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 Ramos4 months ago

is still shipping things worth paying attention to fam

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Artem Zhutov4 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.

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josh friedman4 months ago

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

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AI Mastery Guide4 months ago

Non-linear chat is honestly overdue.

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Q4 months ago

i like this

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Leo Kumo4 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 🧐

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nikita4 months ago

Did you really just not select that R?

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abangkis p4 months ago

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

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Samian4 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

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Queue4 months ago

hands down my fav feature add

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Josh (roadtripping 5k mi to DevDay)4 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

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Jason Anderson4 months ago

Can confirm we all use the app all day

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Nope that ain't me4 months ago

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

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Bee 🐝4 months ago

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