I'm very curious: how close to the code do you still prompt? Do you still ask for specific architecture? Do you still ask for the code to be written in a specific way?
For me, it mostly depends on the project, but I can't hide I've been further and further from the actual code.
If you update to the latest ChatGPT iOS app version, we have a very cool new feature from @PhilippSpiess.
Codex visualisation now also works on iOS; you can ask for all kinds of graphs and custom content to be built on the fly!
If you missed last week, Mastering Codex Remote for Engineering is now available as a blog post on our developer platform!
A great article for getting started and efficiently working with Codex on mobile!
Codex in ChatGPT iOS app got better in latest update!
- Receive turn completion push notifications
- Better reconnection UI
- Better conversations UI, more compact and closer to our desktop app
- New /fork command!
- Better diff with an option to open the full file
- And more!
A new feature sneaked in the Codex app’s latest update. You can now do /side (or use the ... menu) to spawn a side chat! Useful when you're deep in a thread and want to have a side question in the current context!