title: @kagigz: We talk a lot about Codex for coding. But it’s actually useful for way more than... (Thread, 3 tweets)
author: kagigz
content_type: twitter_thread
published: 2026-04-10T18:11:42+00:00
source_url: https://x.com/kagigz/status/2042666850559893682
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Thread by @kagigz
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We talk a lot about Codex for coding. But it’s actually useful for way more than that. Here are 3 ways I’ve been using it ⬇️
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For more use case ideas, check out our Codex use cases page - we've just published a new batch!
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If you have other use cases you'd like to see on there, let me know!
Posted: 2026-04-10T21:16:08.000Z
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Discussion (11 replies)
@OpenAIDevs (33 likes)
incredible tips
@iruletheworldmo (17 likes)
good luck with next weeks launch! 🚀
@ErRahul337 (3 likes)
Codex is insane..
@realKonark (2 likes)
@iruletheworldmo you just can’t stop winning today
@aetgray1 (1 likes)
Codex is insane. I trained it to my standards, and now it chews through huge volumes of information and pulls out the gems.
@sound4movement (1 likes)
Awesome sauce!
@immanuelg
Very cool that there's a use case gallery now.
@justic_hot
the one i keep forgetting to use codex for is summarizing giant email threads at EOD. which of the 3 stuck enough that you still reach for it out of habit vs just coding?
@Shekswess
Do you do reviews of Codex Ambassador requests with Codex ? I'm asking so my Codex can 'tune' the application to be put in the top 😂
@haltakov
You should remind Codex that updating tests is also one of its jobs... But seriously, it did a great job!
@KudaNyatsambo
Codex is phenomenal.