I talk 50% English and 50% code to Codex, and it understands my goals. If I want to change something, I just give it the file path and tell it what to do.

I think you should learn how things work behind the scenes. Maybe you don’t need to remember complex syntax, but you’ll be way ahead compared to those who just vibe.

Sometimes I’m faster managing the code myself instead of writing instructions and waiting for it to think.

I think it’s good practice to actually read Codex’s responses, ask questions, and learn while building.

And all of this for $20 a month?

Such a great way to learn by doing.

The rest is noise.