Matt Wolfe shows three Codex tricks: scanning social media without APIs by opening a browser inside the app, building and publishing web apps as shareable links without hosting, and controlling your iPhone remotely via voice to update websites or run tests.
Here are 3 new ways to use Codex that you probably didn't even know existed. First, you can use it to scan social media without an API. Usually, if you want your AI to look for specific social media posts, you have to connect to the platform's API. But now Codex can open a browser, click through websites, and search posts or topics right within the Codex app. Second, you can build a dashboard game or web app and publish it on the web without ever leaving the Codex platform. Just send it to sites where you can preview it, make changes, and publish it as a shareable link. No separate hosting required. And Third, you can turn your phone into the ultimate Codex booster. Just connect your iPhone to the desktop app through the remote feature, start a voice session, and you can talk to both ChatGPT Work or Codex while it operates on your computer. Ask it to update your website, check on a task, run tests, or change direction, all while you're away from your desk. So check out the Codex app today and try one of these for yourself.
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