Practical guides for getting real work done with Codex — not generic AI tips, but deliverable-first workflows you can reuse.
The official openai/skills repo is the new default starting point: skill-installer, Figma implement, gh-fix-ci, Sentry, Notion, Playwright, and security packs — plus modern .agents/skills paths.
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OpenAI shipped custom repository rules for Codex Code Review. Put the checks your team keeps repeating into AGENTS.md — Codex cites them on pull requests.
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Skills are reusable instruction packs for Codex — PDF exports, slide templates, spreadsheet checks. You do not need GitHub fluency to start; you need one good Skill and a five-minute setup.
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ChatGPT answers questions. Codex ships deliverables. Here is how to choose — and why non-developers benefit most from treating Codex as a work partner.
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Turn a product spec sheet into marketplace-ready listings for Amazon, Shopify, and Temu — consistent voice, keyword coverage, and A/B variants in one session.
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Give Codex your outline, data, and brand notes. Get a structured deck with speaker notes, chart placeholders, and a narrative your audience will follow.
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Upload a raw export, ask for trends and outliers, and get a summary your leadership team can act on — without learning pivot tables or Python.
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Turn scattered notes, Slack threads, and spreadsheet rows into a polished weekly report — with charts, highlights, and a PDF your manager can skim in two minutes.
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