I Wanted to Own the Harness. Then Codex Desktop Won (jorypestorious.com)

If you need to layout your text like that just to make it seem big maybe you don't really have that much to say.

What's your setup? Tmux and cli? Anyone doing fully in the cloud, or using a managed service like superconductor/humanlayer.. or like amp orbs

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omp mentioned :)

Did Codex Desktop also help write this article?

Twenty years ago this would have been “I Wanted to Own My VIM config, Then [Insert IDE] Won”.

The perennial question is, have you gotten any actual work done or are you now just configuring Codex Desktop?

> Then the seams became my job.

Has Codex started overusing “seam” too? I thought that was a Claude-ism.

Really the AI generated title image should have given it away. Shame on me I guess.

Is the voice support now really as good as you describe?

Is it me or did Codex become a lot slower since about a month or so?

Maybe I’m missing something. How is codex desktop more feature rich that Claude desktop? Aren’t they about the same now? I actually found codex desktop cloud mode to be more difficult to use in the codex desktop vs Claude because i have to create a new “environment” per GitHub repo in the same org at work.

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"What I got wrong was making portability the goal. Portability is insurance."

I was reading this blog post. But then something changed. I realized that what I was reading was not human-written at all -- it was slop.

If the author doesn't care enough to write it, why should I care to read it? Also all I see it people optimizing their setups/harnesses/contexts but no one ever mentions good real-life use-cases.