Codex’s potential to replace Muse and Bot, and its power-off limit
One user sees little need for extra tools if you’re already a Codex desktop power user, despite the appeal of simpler interfaces. A reply says Codex can’t work while your computer is off.
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The argument centers on avoiding tool sprawl: one user claims Codex can easily do what Muse and Bot do, questioning the need for alternatives among Codex desktop power users. They acknowledge the appeal of a “less is more” design and enjoy trying other tools for educational purposes, but want a real benefit before adding more. A reply offers a specific counterpoint: “Codex can’t work while your computer is off.”
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