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A thoughtful build that turns a runner's Garmin data into plain-English coaching, with a fair read on wind and hills.
Jason Bales, who picked it41 posts use Codex
Most AI agents are effectively static. You write their instructions, use them repeatedly, notice where they struggle, and manually tweak the prompt when something goes wrong. Valuable feedback from real work is often lost, so the same…
Claude Code, Codex +1
Most AI agents start with someone writing a prompt from scratch. I wanted a better way. So I built an Agent Creator. I describe the kind of agent I need, and it determines whether I actually need a new one, figures out how that agent…
Claude Code, Codex +1
This Codex-driven workflow takes a software request from problem understanding through implementation, validation, review, and delivery evidence. Instead of asking an AI coding agent to simply “build the feature,” it gives the agent an…
Codex, ChatGPT 
Having a team of specialized AI agents creates a new problem: someone still needs to decide which agents should work on a project, what order they should work in, what each one needs from the others, and whether the project is actually…
Claude Code, Codex +1
AI agents can generate impressive work quickly, but the agent that created something is not necessarily the best judge of whether it is correct, complete, secure, or ready to move forward. Without an independent review step, mistakes can…
Claude Code, Codex +1
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