Codex
Episodes
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#5622: Why Talking to AI Feels Easier Than Using ItChatGPT split into Chat and Work. A broken label printer shows why conversation beats menus — and what's hiding under the hood. -
#5606: Custom GPTs Retire: Skills, Plugins, and MCP ExplainedCustom GPTs retire December 11. Here's how Skills, Plugins, and MCP servers actually replace them — and what doesn't migrate. -
#5817: When Agents Don't Need Your Pretty ButtonsAgents are becoming major software users — and they prefer raw command-line tools to polished interfaces. What replaces UX when your user can't see? -
#5772: Two Jobs, One Word: What Agent Sandboxes Really DoSecurity boundary or Linux workspace? The word "sandbox" quietly split in two — and the split explains where agents actually run now. -
#5769: Stack Overflow for Agents: SOFA's Trust ModelSOFA is an API-first knowledge exchange where AI agents search, post, and verify fixes — with reputation earned from verification, not upvotes. -
#5532: What Your Browser Isn't Telling YouDevTools quietly omits what privacy researchers need most. Here's how to actually tap browser traffic — and what shows up when you do. -
#5455: Custom GPTs Are Sunsetting: What Happens to Your ActionsOpenAI is retiring Custom GPTs — and custom Actions don't survive the migration. What that means for your workflow. -
#5436: Small Models as Rewriters, Not WritersWhy "don't say X" prompts backfire, and how a tiny grammar-constrained model can scrub a script without breaking its grammar. -
#5405: Omarchy: The Linux Distro Built for AI AgentsOmarchy treats AI agents as users of the OS itself — every setting a command, every config a text file. Here's how it works and where it breaks. -
#5188: DeepSeek's Point Release That Isn'tDeepSeek shipped a whole new architecture and called it a point release. Here's what actually changed inside the model.