#Codex Cli Terminal Coding Agent

jcode is the open-source layer that turns your existing Claude/Codex into a supercharged agent swarm. Ships with: • 20x more memory efficient than Claude Code • 63x faster spawning than Codex CLI • Built-in memory, parallel sessions & agent swarms • Native background tasks, browser & codebase tools • Log in with your existing OAuth — keep your plan The community just moved faster than the big AI companies again. 👉 https://github.com/1jehuang/jcode Who’s running agent swarms today? Drop a 🔥

OpenAI releases their own coding agent! codex CLI also: - new o3 and o4-mini models - veo2 available on aistudio for free?! #aicoding #claudecode #codexcli #openai #chatgpt #techtok #coding #aitools

🤘First Impressions - 5.3 Codex has been crushing it. After a day of coding with it I haven't found a 3x cost reason to switch back to Opus. Still evaluating but so far it's been awesome. Let's Go #codex #openai #digitalforensics #startup #letsgo

Codex just released a massive update and here are the 4 new features you need to check out #ai #tech #chatgptpartner

Install Claude Code in under 60 seconds and turn your terminal into an AI coding machine. Just paste one command, log in, and start building. Claude writes code, creates files, runs scripts, and automates tasks just from plain English prompts. Want a Python script that sends daily emails at 7 AM? Just describe it. Done. You can use it in Terminal, VS Code, or the desktop app. 👇 Comment “CC” and I’ll send you the full setup guide.

Comment “Codex” for the link 🔗 @openai just dropped a major update to Codex. Here are some of the new features: - Computer use: Codex gets its own cursor and can click through your actual Mac apps, test flows, and flag issues without you touching anything. - ImageGen: Built-in image generation (gpt-image-1.5) generates images for real work, like creating assets for slides, mockups, UI, and games - In-app browser: Preview and test UI, view artifacts for docs, sheets, and slides. Faster build, review, iterate loop There’s a lot more, but I’ll let you try it out for yourself 🧑‍💻 #ChatGPTPartner

In this video I walk you through downloading the brand‑new OpenAI Codex AI agent, installing it for free (limited time only) and using it inside VS Code to create a classic chess game from scratch. You’ll see the step‑by‑step setup, how to run the project locally, and how to add powerful skills like Notion, virtual deployment, and more.

OpenAI just destroyed all coding apps - Codex OpenAI just released Codex CLI, a new open-source coding agent that runs in your terminal—and it’s not just suggesting code, it’s writing, executing, and versioning it too. Codex CLI works with models from o3 to 4.1, meaning it’s multimodal. Drop in a screenshot or flowchart, and it can help you build the feature directly from that. It spins up a sandbox from your repo, writes the code, runs tests, and keeps iterating until it works—all with one command. No setup required, just your OpenAI API key. It’s now live on GitHub under OpenAI/Codex. Access is free for now, with pricing coming soon. API users can already try codex-mini-latest for $1.50 per million input tokens and $6 for output, with big savings through prompt caching. OpenAI is also backing open-source developers with a new $1M fund. This is the closest we’ve come to a real AI coding teammate. Watch how it works. #codex, #aicoding, #terminalai

How I used Codex to vibe code a student dashboard and keep all my assignments in one place. Comment “build” and I will send you the link to claim the $100 in free credits for US and Canadian university students. #vibecoding #coding #ChatGPTPartner

There is a free GitHub plugin that makes Claude Code free forever. AI costs add up fast when you run a business. But you do not have to pay to use the best coding tool. A new terminal extension lets you run Claude Code inside VS Code. Zero monthly fees. Just install the free GitHub tool. Open your CLI. Start building your app. #ClaudeCode #GitHub #VSCode #Terminal #CLI #Claude

Get started with Codex, OpenAI’s coding agent, in this step-by-step onboarding walkthrough. You’ll learn how to install Codex, set up the CLI and VS Code extension, configure your workflow, and use Agents.md and prompting patterns to write, review, and reason across a real codebase. This video covers: 00:00 | Installing Codex (CLI + IDE) 04:00 | Setting up a repo and getting your first runs working 08:12 | Writing a great Agents.md (patterns + best practices) 14:14 | Configuring Codex for your environment 16:26 | Prompting patterns for more consistent results 27:02 | Tips for using Codex in the CLI and IDE 34:59 | MCP Configuration 46:50 | Advanced workflows: headless mode + SDK 52:02 | Codex resources to get you started

Running #ClaudeCode locally on #Android. No cloud. Installed on #Termux, running through #Ollama. Fully on-device workflow. Ollama acts as the local engine serving models, while Claude Code runs as the agent in the terminal, connected through an Anthropic-compatible API layer.  Setup is simple but clean: – ollama serve running in background – local model pulled (qwen / glm / similar) – Claude Code installed via CLI No API key required. No external calls. Everything stays local. Claude Code can read, modify and execute code directly in the working directory, turning the terminal into a real agentic dev environment.  This is not a demo. This is a fully local #AI coding stack running on a smartphone.