But not the CLI… I really don’t like that one.

For the past few weeks I’ve been using the web version of GPT Codex. It’s kinda awesome! It does introduce some bugs every now and then, but being able to walk around in a park and come up with a feature and it just implements it… that feels magical! ✨

In one of my hobby projects it has already completed about 200 tasks in the past two weeks since I’ve turned it on for this project:

Combine that with Kilo Code their Code Review functionality and I usually just skim through the code, merge and wait for the deploy pipeline to run.

In about 1 every 50 PRs it does make a mistake and something breaks but since it’s a small project with a few daily users: it’s fine! It’s my AI playground and I like seeing how far I can push agents in that repository.

The basis was built by hand. And after that: agents took over. They find bugs, fix things and add new features. I have some Rollbar monitoring setup and use Dokploy rollbacks to go back in time. I also make backups every 6 hours just to be safe but that’s it. No manual coding in this repository, ever.

As for the CLI: In my opinion you can get a better one like Claude Code or the Kilo CLI so you can play with better/faster models.