Corey Knowles

I would recommend VS Code because it's easier to find Codex, but.

I have a lot of things.

I do.

OK, yeah, but we're chill here.

I mean Chris is fine once we have it open so.

Yeah, so like what do we want this product to be?

Do we want to like?

I like make joke sites about dinosaurs that write code, but you know what do you want to do?

How about that?

So that's a way to get started with the project.

I think for me, if I knew what I was doing, so this depends how newbie I am, but if I know what I want to do, I might know what programming language I want it to be in, or I might know what frameworks I want to use.

Maybe I want to use React or something.

So I would probably tell it how I want to start.

But this is a way to just simply start a new project with Codex and we'll have it work and we can open it in a couple minutes.

I will say that if you are an experienced programmer, this is actually not the best way to start using Codex.

How would you start it as an experienced coder?

I would go find, think about some hard problem that I have to solve today.

in like my real, like normal full-time project or hobby project or whatever.

And I would ask Codex to fix the real problem because that's where it really shines.

Like there's a lot of models, like all the models out there can like vibe code a site about cat's the right code.