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Give me 30 seconds and I'll convince you to cancel your cloth subscription and use this instead. So OpenAI just launched sites inside of Codex and this is one of those updates that looks small but changes how teams build internal tools. Here's what it does. You can go into Codex, type @sites, describe what you want and Codex can generate a shareable website or app. Think an event planner, a customer dashboard, a sales tracker and internal reporting tool. The important part is that it handles the boring technical parts. Hosting, authentication, storage, shareable URLs. Basically, the stuff that makes non-technical teams dependent on engineers. And this is why Codex is becoming much bigger than a coding assistant. I personally have been a Chronic Cloud user, but recently me and my team have started using Codex more than we are using Cloud. And our workflow has been faster and more efficient. And if you run a team, this will be a massive change because for any area you want to build, you can prototype it yourself, test it with the team and then decide whether it deserves engineering time. And if you are someone new to the AI space and looking to build your first AI project, come in code and I'll send you a guide to get started.

Give me 30 seconds and I'll convince you to cancel your cloth subscription and use this instead. So OpenAI just launched sites inside of Codex and this is one…

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  • Codex Sites Launch
  • Codex Sites Overview
  • Features
  • Shareable Website/App Generation
  • Technical Handling
  • Hosting
  • Authentication
  • Storage
  • Shareable URLs
  • Impact on Teams
  • Reduced Dependence on Engineers
  • Increased Efficiency
  • Prototype and Test
  • Personal Experience
  • Transition from Cloud to Codex
  • Faster Workflow
  • Guide for AI Newcomers
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Give me 30 seconds and I'll convince you to cancel your cloth subscription and use this instead. So OpenAI just launched sites inside of Codex and this is one of those updates that looks small but changes how teams build internal tools. Here's what it does. You can go into Codex, type @sites, describe what you want and Codex can generate a shareable website or app. Think an event planner, a customer dashboard, a sales tracker and internal reporting tool. The important part is that it handles the boring technical parts. Hosting, authentication, storage, shareable URLs. Basically, the stuff that makes non-technical teams dependent on engineers. And this is why Codex is becoming much bigger than a coding assistant. I personally have been a Chronic Cloud user, but recently me and my team have started using Codex more than we are using Cloud. And our workflow has been faster and more efficient. And if you run a team, this will be a massive change because for any area you want to build, you can prototype it yourself, test it with the team and then decide whether it deserves engineering time. And if you are someone new to the AI space and looking to build your first AI project, come in code and I'll send you a guide to get started.

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