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Here's how to hack the Codex Micro: I swapped push-to-talk to Wispr Flow while still preserving other Codex features like agent button lights on the same layer! Works with any app. This was all figured out by Sol 5.6 btw. Sharing the instructions below to pass to your agent....

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