
Rajashekar Sudireddy (@raja_sudireddy) on X
A tweet thread recapping Nate Herk's 18-concept guide to running OpenAI's Codex as a non-coder "AI operating system," organized around four pillars: a place to work (projects, AGENTS.md, the agent loop), a place to run it (local vs cloud environments, worktrees, .codex), controls (models, effort, permissions, skills, plugins), and tools/scale (browser, Sites, subagents, scheduled tasks, voice). It highlights AGENTS.md as the ground-rules file that replaces repeated context-setting (Herk ported his Claude Code CLAUDE.md into it), frames reusable "skills" as an iteratively refined recipe, and describes scheduled tasks as the mechanism that injects prompts into sessions automatically for always-on workflows.
Organisations named here
- Claude Code
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- Codex
- Claude Code
Techniques named here
- AGENTS.md
- Agent loop
- Environments
- Skills
- Scheduled Tasks
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