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Codex as a Productivity Super App

· 45 min · Episode 483

Episode Codex as a Productivity Super App

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This week on AppStories, John shares his tip for moving files with Taildrop before he and Federico dig into Codex and its unique capabilities.

On AppStories+, Federico and John have both returned to Apple Reminders and discuss why and how they’re using it.

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Follow-Up: Moving Files Between Devices

• Tailscale • Taildrop • Hyperduck

Codex as a Productivity Super App

• Codex • OpenAI acquires Software Applications Incorporated • Sky Acquired by OpenAI

Claude Code Issues

• An update on recent Claude Code quality reports (Anthropic) • Claude Code

Federico’s Codex Workflows

• Apple Frames CLI • Cardmarket • Monologue • Matter

Other Mac Dictation Apps

• Wispr Flow • Aqua Voice

Remote Codex on iPhone

• Remodex • Remodex Is the Best Codex Remote Client for iOS

Open-Source Personal AI Assistants

• OpenClaw

AppStories+ Post-Show:

• Apple Reminders • GoodTask • Remind Me Faster

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