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“Codex from the Shitter” 🚽 That's the core idea of my latest side project. It syncs Codex sessions between CLI and phone, so I can pick up where I left off anywhere. Built on Codex App Server. Runs entirely locally, no servers involved. Remote access via Tailscale.

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