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How to use Open Design inside Codex: Ask Codex to deploy Open Design locally, then tell Codex what you want to build. The real unlock: Codex can operate the design tool for you — choosing workflows, filling briefs, inspecting files, testing interactions, and iterating on the result. Design tools...

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