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@mkp455
amazing
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@RoundtableSpaceposted on X
THE CODEX APP SERVER LETS YOU INJECT CODEX-LEVEL INTELLIGENCE INTO ANY PLATFORM USING YOUR CHATGPT ACCOUNT. SOMEONE EMBEDDED IT DIRECTLY INTO CHROME AND IT WORKS FLAWLESSLY. 100% OPEN SOURCE. https://t.co/QdR6omiZh1
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
83% Engaged
50% Positive
33% Negative
Positive
50%
Negative
33%
Neutral
17%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
1
amazing
, insane and say an open-source Codex in Chrome is a game changer.
2
Can I do it too?
” and request the GitHub repo or setup instructions.
3
full action surface
with no domain scoping, which is risky if others use your machine.
4
unvetted code execution
, creating potential security holes.
Opposing
1
Not impressed — not revolutionary
users dismiss it as a minor add-on rather than a game-changer.
2
Performance and job anxiety
jokes that Chrome already devours RAM and a fear that extensions are starting to encroach on human tasks.
3
Extension fatigue
another item to install and manage — more clutter users don’t want.
4
Real-world lag
reports that embedded codex injections cause slowdowns when Chrome has many tabs open.
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@sanarsh11
Chrome extension with ChatGPT creds. Revolutionary... said no one ever.
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@xm_build
injecting codex into browser extensions sounds slick, but ensure it doesn't open security holes via unvetted code execution
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154
D
@disciplas
This is insane bro Can I do it too?
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99
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@LLMpsycho
Chrome already eats my RAM, now it wants my job too.
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314
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@LeaT_Design
so it's just another chrome extension i gotta manage? big deal.
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315
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