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OpenAI is f*cking cooking... Sam Altman's team just shared 106 Codex plugins and skills for free, and most of them replace a tool you already pay for 62 plugins, 44 skills, 170,000 GitHub stars. the average team pays $2,000 a month for the apps these plug into. Codex now...

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Dither6 天前

Every time I see animations like this, I’m just completely blown away.

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Mika5 天前

thank you <3 getting all 106 into one scene was a bit of a puzzle

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Francesco6 天前

@bot save this

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Mika5 天前

@bot hope it survives the bookmarks folder

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Solomon Rojie6 天前

useful will adapt it to my own setup

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Mika5 天前

what are you working on right now?

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Beliy6 天前

Which of these plugins would actually save you the most time: coding, design, payments, or managing emails and meetings?

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Mika6 天前

inbox and meetings for me too much time disappears between reading a message and doing something about it

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tenzo6 天前

openAI is making codex integrations caught my attention

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Mika6 天前

which one would you actually use first?

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Tux5 天前

None of it means anything for average people like me tho

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Lee Wyatt Corp5 天前

Build-ios-apps replacing a paid tool is the plugin I would try first.

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Vipul Kumar Kewat5 天前

Impeccably paced, honestly

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EugBass5 天前

the video is catchy

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stoner5 天前

damn

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Raúl Nogales 🇪🇸🇺🇸5 天前

Free plugins do not kill the $2,000 stack by themselves. The hard part is deciding which paid tools to cancel, and who in the team owns that call. Until someone cancels, the free part is just an extra layer.

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