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"Hey Codex, show me how you'd fix this bug" The new tldraw plugin lets ChatGPT map a problem on the canvas and sketch a few fixes. Comment on the drawing to ask for changes and watch it update live. Here's Max trying it on one of our bugs:

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Asmirvor 13 Tagen

i'm a cli person so a canvas inside codex is the first ui thing that makes sense to me, when the problem is a flow rather than a line, text is a bad way to describe it and you end up typing a paragraph to say what one arrow would

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Mateo Lafalcevor 13 Tagen

cool

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Hashim Warrenvor 13 Tagen

Can you do a demo that starts from the prompt? How do I tell ChatGPT to use tldraw

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tldrawvor 13 Tagen

Now in the ChatGPT plugin store →

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Ronny Khalilvor 13 Tagen

great example!

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천하제일도vor 13 Tagen

claude code는?

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Andrew Pouliotvor 13 Tagen

do you have to @ it? seems slightly more friction than expected

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Ahmed Raza Chvor 13 Tagen

Would still keep the original state beside each edit so the fix stays reversible. Also a review loop to point at the problem, ask for a change, see the result wouldn't be bad.

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