I built my first "real" GUI app recently with the help of Codex, as in actually looks and feels good.
I used GPUI and the one-dark theme from Zed and it's super smooth, the code is super easy to understand and I love the way it looks.
Not quite as simple as the VB6 and forms apps of my youth but as a Rust dude I definitely grokked it easily and was surprised how much of it I was able to do myself once the agent had helped with wiring up the scaffold.
1. better performance than those electron apps
2. a unified app for all the coding agents meaning I don't need to constantly switch between multiple apps
3. I like Codex's computer use so I want to bring it to other agents too (although this feature is not fully implemented yet)
I used GPUI and the one-dark theme from Zed and it's super smooth, the code is super easy to understand and I love the way it looks.
Not quite as simple as the VB6 and forms apps of my youth but as a Rust dude I definitely grokked it easily and was surprised how much of it I was able to do myself once the agent had helped with wiring up the scaffold.
Just poke it a bit and find for codex it use app server protocol too
> Not backed by Y Combinator
This is humor, isn't it?
- is it an app for creating custom agents?
- do the agents use Rust and GPUI?