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A user trying to stop making support calls had Codex Dot email a retailer, then handed it the phone call when they insisted.
@arafatkatze used Codex Dot to contact Columbia about returning pants. They required a phone call, so he gave Codex that too.
He is documenting how it goes.
Some companies require calls; disclose AI where required.
Our own starting point, written from the source. Adapt it to your setup.
Request a return for order [number] from [store] and ask for a prepaid label. If they require a call, call them and report the outcome.Flint is a Christian companion people text for prayer, verses and daily check-ins, with no app to download.
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.
A developer built a remote MCP server with 1.2M US physicians, Medicare procedure volumes and facts from hospital sites.
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