Automate your daily tasks with Codex Desktop and an in-app browser
CodexUse Codex Desktop to handle repetitive dev work faster, while the in-app browser lets you preview, test, and fix things visually without constantly switching tools.
TL;DR
You'll use Codex Desktop and its in-app browser to visually preview, test, and fix apps without switching tools. By treating Codex as a coding teammate, you can automate daily tasks, inspect repos, make changes, and run tests, all from one workspace.
Who this is for
- Busy professionals automating repetitive dev tasks
- Non-technical users wanting to build and test web apps visually
- Developers seeking a streamlined workflow between editor, browser, and terminal
What you'll build
You'll create a quick webpage, connect to a Git repo, preview the app in the in-app browser, and make changes with tests.
Steps in this tutorial
- Step 1 - Download and access Codex Desktop
- Step 2 - Create a quick webpage and preview it
- Step 3 - Make changes to an app and run tests
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