Corey Knowles

Codex, right?

So that's where client is.

The fact that that's hard to find is, I don't know if cursor people are listening, but extensions are very hard to find in cursor.

They're much easier to find in VS Code.

Maybe just to call it out for anyone who's watching.

So what Grant did is he clicked the login button really fast.

Okay.

Let me, he's logging into his chat to BT account because codex is included in plus and pro plans as well as like, um, business and enterprise.

So many, could you take my screen down for a second?

By the way, good day to all.

I see what you're saying.

I'm not sure exactly what's going on there, but if you use cursor as your IDE, that should work.

If you use a different IDE, then you're going to want to click a different one.

But no matter what ID you use, if it's a VS Code fork, you can, so if it's VS Code or Coursera Windsurf, you can just go into the extensions marketplace and just search Codex and you'll get it.

That's a good question.

It's actually pretty interesting.

There's, there's like fully manual and then there's sort of this like accelerated, like using AI native IDEs coding, and then there's like coding with agents.

So this is kind of the spectrum.

Um,

I, you know, I, and I guess all of us used to just code manually.