it is becoming f*cking dangerous Official OpenAI documentation for Codex: "dots" agents are here, and they write code autonomously in the cloud while your laptop is completely powered off The idea: your personal agent runs 24/7 on GPT-6 Astra in its own cloud environment with a dedicated browser, delegating builds directly to Codex CLI Next-level autonomy with zero waiting: you assign a task, close your laptop, and the agent continues shipping code while pinging your Slack only when approval is needed You launch it directly from your terminal like this: codex --dot @alfred --autonomous here's the split: → your dot runs 24/7 inside a secure cloud container powered by GPT-6 Astra → operates its own browser and task memory, carrying out research even while you are offline → autonomously schedules and executes development workflows in your repository via Codex Micro → alerts you in Slack or Teams only when an architectural decision strictly requires human judgment The dot only reac
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Quoted from Xit is becoming f*cking dangerous Official OpenAI documentation for Codex: "dots" agents are here, and they write code autonomously in the cloud while your laptop is completely powered off The idea: your personal agent runs 24/7 on GPT-6 Astra in its own cloud environment with a dedicated browser, delegating builds directly to Codex CLI Next-level autonomy with zero waiting: you assign a task, close your laptop, and the agent continues shipping code while pinging your Slack only when approval is needed You launch it directly from your terminal like this: codex --dot @alfred --autonomous here's the split: → your dot runs 24/7 inside a secure cloud container powered by GPT-6 Astra → operates its own browser and task memory, carrying out research even while you are offline → autonomously schedules and executes development workflows in your repository via Codex Micro → alerts you in Slack or Teams only when an architectural decision strictly requires human judgment The dot only reac
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