In this episode I sit down with Dan Shipper to see how he runs his work and personal life on OpenAI's Codex Desktop with the 5.6 model. He walks through his card-based email setup, daily feeds for his company and Slack, and the in-app browser that lets his agent collaborate with him inside tools like Proof.
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It goes beyond the title with direct discussion of https, codex, build, including: He walks through his card-based email setup, daily feeds for his company and Slack, and the in-app browser that lets his agent collaborate with him inside tools like Proof.
Key takeaways
01In this episode I sit down with Dan Shipper to see how he runs his work and personal life on OpenAI's Codex Desktop with the 5.6 model
02He walks through his card-based email setup, daily feeds for his company and Slack, and the in-app browser that lets his agent collaborate with him inside tools like Proof
03We build a small SaaS app live, called Turnaround, and use it to explore why maintenance is the real product in the AI era and where Codex-native software heads next
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AI engineers building production copilotsresearch-minded practitioners comparing model behavior