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    Codex user reports managing GPU experiments from a phone

    The user says they discovered Codex’s Remote Control feature on Reddit, not in the main docs, and use it nearly every day for research experiments and training runs.

    Greg BrockmanGB
    Teknium 🪽T🪽
    Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D.TM
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    TLDR

    A user says Codex’s Remote Control feature lets them manage experiments on a GPU cluster through the mobile app. They describe running codex remote-control start on the server, followed by codex remote-control pair to get pairing codes. In the app, they say to open Remote, choose Add connection, select Pair manually and enter a code. The user also says they ask Codex to implement and test ideas from their phone—and report spending less time on their laptop, but more time on their phone.

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    Sentiment

    Positive75.2%24.8%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts praised remote ChatGPT and Codex setups for unlocking productive coding during travel and road trips, while others raised concerns about unreviewed code changes, platform connection issues, and subscription costs.

    Based on 104 sentiment-bearing replies from 101 accounts across 5 conversations.

    Sentiment

    Positive75.2%24.8%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts praised remote ChatGPT and Codex setups for unlocking productive coding during travel and road trips, while others raised concerns about unreviewed code changes, platform connection issues, and subscription costs.

    Based on 104 sentiment-bearing replies from 101 accounts across 5 conversations.

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    13 Sources

    Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D.@iScienceLuvrStarted using this feature a month ago, managing research experiments through my phone. Whenever I have an idea, I just whip out my phone and tell Codex to implement and test it. Since last month I've been able to spend less time on my laptop but more time on my phone lol30d
    Dan McAteer@daniel_mac8I cannot recommend highly enough doing the following: 1. Remotely connect your ChatGPT mobile app to your laptop. 2. Go out for a walk. 3. Open the remote connection and start a voice chat. There is something about using your actual voice to create things that involves more of you. It's the first time I've achieved a flow state with AI.24d
    Ansh Nanda@anshnandaHow is @t3dotcodes so much faster than the official ChatGPT app? Especially for Codex / remote usage.23d
    Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav@reach_vbspent the past week hopping from one plane to the next. wouldn’t have got jack shit done without Codex remote and ChatGPT Work what an incredible time to be alive!!21d
    Greg Brockman@gdbCodex voice for road trips:21d
    thijs@cdngdevyou can use codex voice from your phone now, connecting to your computer from anywhere!! @axbehr and i got to star in this new codex ad, showing how much you can get done while working out. btw, this is powered by the new gpt-live-120d
    OpenAI Developers@OpenAIDevsYou handle the reps. Codex handles the repo. Talk to the voice agent in Codex, powered by GPT-Live-1.20d
    Aaron Via@viaaaaronYou don’t need to be at your computer to make iOS apps All you need: • Tailscale • a tiny Bonjour/CoreDevice bridge • ChatGPT Remote I prompt changes and the app builds to my phone no matter where I am19d
    Kyle Russell@kylebrussellRT @viaaaaron: You don’t need to be at your computer to make iOS apps All you need: • Tailscale • a tiny Bonjour/CoreDevice bridge • ChatG…19d
    Teknium 🪽@TekniumRT @MichaelGannotti: Checking out the @NousResearch Hermes Plugins been building the last few days while on vacation in Maine with friends.…17d

    13 Sources

    Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D.@iScienceLuvrStarted using this feature a month ago, managing research experiments through my phone. Whenever I have an idea, I just whip out my phone and tell Codex to implement and test it. Since last month I've been able to spend less time on my laptop but more time on my phone lol30d
    Dan McAteer@daniel_mac8I cannot recommend highly enough doing the following: 1. Remotely connect your ChatGPT mobile app to your laptop. 2. Go out for a walk. 3. Open the remote connection and start a voice chat. There is something about using your actual voice to create things that involves more of you. It's the first time I've achieved a flow state with AI.24d
    Ansh Nanda@anshnandaHow is @t3dotcodes so much faster than the official ChatGPT app? Especially for Codex / remote usage.23d
    Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav@reach_vbspent the past week hopping from one plane to the next. wouldn’t have got jack shit done without Codex remote and ChatGPT Work what an incredible time to be alive!!21d
    Greg Brockman@gdbCodex voice for road trips:21d
    thijs@cdngdevyou can use codex voice from your phone now, connecting to your computer from anywhere!! @axbehr and i got to star in this new codex ad, showing how much you can get done while working out. btw, this is powered by the new gpt-live-120d
    OpenAI Developers@OpenAIDevsYou handle the reps. Codex handles the repo. Talk to the voice agent in Codex, powered by GPT-Live-1.20d
    Aaron Via@viaaaaronYou don’t need to be at your computer to make iOS apps All you need: • Tailscale • a tiny Bonjour/CoreDevice bridge • ChatGPT Remote I prompt changes and the app builds to my phone no matter where I am19d
    Kyle Russell@kylebrussellRT @viaaaaron: You don’t need to be at your computer to make iOS apps All you need: • Tailscale • a tiny Bonjour/CoreDevice bridge • ChatG…19d
    Teknium 🪽@TekniumRT @MichaelGannotti: Checking out the @NousResearch Hermes Plugins been building the last few days while on vacation in Maine with friends.…17d