Testing Codex for the First Time on Mac

I had never used Codex before this video. So I installed it… and immediately gave it real jobs. ---------------------------------------- In less than one session, Codex: * built a website * edited code * tested browser links * controlled apps on my MacBook And honestly? I was more impressed than I expected. ---------------------------------------- If you want simple, step-by-step help building your own AI systems: 👉 https://atnms.link/news If you want to go deeper and build alongside us: 👉 https://atnms.link/skool ---------------------------------------- What you’ll learn: * What Codex actually feels like to use * How AI browser + app automation works * Why this could matter for autonomous agents ---------------------------------------- In this video: * Installing Codex on macOS * Creating a website from scratch * Updating the site with a style guide * Testing browser automation in Brave * Installing desktop automation tools * Controlling Apple Notes through AI * Exploring how this fits into Projekt Atonimus ---------------------------------------- Today I’m testing: → AI coding agents → Browser automation → Desktop app automation WHAT WORKED: → Very fast setup → Real-world automation → Strong first-run experience WHAT DIDN’T: → Some setup permissions → Minor browser testing issues ---------------------------------------- Chapters: 00:00 Never Used Codex 01:30 What Codex 04:00 Install Process 06:30 Build Website 10:00 Style Update 13:30 Browser Test 17:30 App Access 21:30 Notes Automation 25:00 First Impressions 27:00 What’s Next ---------------------------------------- This video covers OpenAI Codex, AI coding agents, browser automation, desktop automation, and building autonomous AI workflows on a MacBook Air.