you are not your job
you are not your github profile but, you are the top 5 prompts you send to codex
@reach_vb
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Your identity is your top 5 prompts to Codex
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@reach_vb — 2026-06-27
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True story: I stopped thinking about context since GPT 5.3 Codex Single project focused threads with the recent capability of codex to spinoff new threads is goated! Codex continues and goes through compaction but remembers all the important stuff and if not, it’ll look up
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Request for Codex session IDs with poor performance
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hey hey morgan – can you send me one of your session IDs from your past codex sessions from today/ yesterday where you felt codex was off?
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Waking up to Codex automating PR reviews and actions
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woke up, opened Codex checked PRs for Codex, written by Codex reviewed suggestions from Codex asked Codex to action them life is good
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Disable memories in Codex via /memories
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codex tip: you can disable memories in codex discussions/threads via '/memories' useful for temporary discussions and one-off requests
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Improving Google Sheets with Codex via Drive Plugin
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we spent quite a bit of time making the experience of Google sheets with codex better, if you haven’t already would recommend trying out the Google drive plugin It should be nothing more than a one click install
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Tip: Use Codex to update the global agents file
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Codex tip: ask Codex to review your old PRs/sessions and update your global agents md file with your development workflow details: branch naming conventions, commit messages, attribution, test plan, and more
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Happy Father’s Day to Codex for raising threads and shipping projects
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Happy Father’s Day to Codex! Raising hundreds of threads across projects, resolving conflicts, and somehow always shipping before bedtime.
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Two-month pinned threads and recall of important elements
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Yeah! I had pinned threads that continued for more than two months and codex still remembers all the important elements. Otherwise, it searches for important elements by scanning the session itself.
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Review of GLM 5.2: strengths and areas for improvement
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What is good in GLM 5.2, what can we improve on?