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A founder built a bot that turns spare subscription tokens into pull requests for small tasks he never gets around to.
A musician used Codex to build a score renderer on MuseScore with custom note heads for his isomorphic keyboard.
Over three months, a developer and community helpers had up to 16 Claude Code and Codex agents rebuild an old first-person shooter as readable C++ that runs without noticeable bugs.
A team with 90 AI sessions running at once built a local board showing which ones are waiting on them.
A film photographer vibe coded an iOS app with Codex that drives his enlarger through a cheap smart plug, replacing a $300+ dedicated timer.
A user trying to stop making support calls had Codex Dot email a retailer, then handed it the phone call when they insisted.
A builder made Career Agent to evaluate jobs, tailor resumes and track applications.
A developer reports that a simple UI review task in Codex spawned 826 child tasks and roughly $78,000 in usage without his approval.
A data scientist got agents to write Rust ML and utility crates that beat established libraries on speed by giving them benchmark targets and strict anti-cheating rules.
A team running several coding agents on one repo built a tool to catch intent conflicts Git cannot see.
A founder built, and runs his business on, a self-hosted company OS where Claude Code and Codex agents work in departments.
Facing 40 pages to match to an inconsistent Figma file, a developer connected the Figma MCP to Codex, and it did the job.
A developer built a CLI, MCP and plugins so his OpenClaw agent, Codex and Claude can use Appleβs personal apps.
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