Five team members with different backgrounds (Natalia, Dan, Katie, Austin, Kieran) used Codex in distinct workflows. Common patterns emerged: context matters more than prompts; let Codex design its own system; delegate repetitive tasks to background threads; and build audit/feedback loops. Their setups range from outcome-first (Austin) to long-running router threads (Dan) to portable context folders (Kieran). The article recommends picking one style that fits your work rather than overthinking.
Every 团队使用 Codex 的深度实践 https://every.to/context-window/codex-in-practice?utm_source=X
Five team members with different backgrounds (Natalia, Dan, Katie, Austin, Kieran) used Codex in distinct workflows. Common patterns emerged: context matters more than prompts; let Codex design its own system; delegate repetitive tasks to background threads; and build audit/feedback loops. Their setups range from outcome-first (Austin) to long-running router threads (Dan) to portable context folders (Kieran). The article recommends picking one style that fits your work rather than overthinking.
Every 团队使用 Codex 的深度实践 https://every.to/context-window/codex-in-practice?utm_source=X
Every 📧Codex works best when the setup matches how you work. Long-running threads, local context folders, outcome-first prompts - our team's setups look nothing alike....
Every 📧Codex works best when the setup matches how you work. Long-running threads, local context folders, outcome-first prompts - our team's setups look nothing alike....
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