0:00This is the complete guide to using codecs with GPT6. Since GPT6 came out, I've realized something. If I could only use one AI tool, and I had to throw out all of the rest, I would choose Codex.
0:11Not only can Codex do any coding task, it can also do any general work task as well. With Codex and GPT6, you can build any type of app in a single prompt. You can create full 3D models in Blender, Unreal Engine, and more. You have access to an in-app browser where I do 90% of my work. You can create any type of presentation or interactive document.
0:33You can create video games that are multiplayer in a single prompt. You can let Codeex control your computer for hours to accomplish any task on your computer. And so many more. And we're going to cover everything that Codeex can do for you and your business today.
0:50My name is Riley Brown. I've been using Codex for the past 6 months straight to run my startup and to build my channels to over 2 million followers. And today we're going to talk about the 28 things you need to understand about Codeex in order to have full control over GPT6 and all of the other models within Codeex.
1:07And by the end of this video, you will know exactly how to use Codeex to grow your business and build any app and become 10 times more productive. Okay, so before we dive into the 28 things that you absolutely need to understand about Codeex, let's hop into the platform. And by platform, I actually don't mean chatgbt.com in your web browser. What I mean is the chatgpt desktop app that you actually download on your computer. Today, we're
1:34actually not talking about chat GPT, the tool that over a billion people have used, or their new cloud agent platform, which is called GPT work. Today we're talking about codecs. If you come up here to this left chat GPT icon and select this and come down to codecs, this is the interface that we are talking about today. Specifically, we are talking about how to use codecs with their brand new model GPT6 Astra. So, the first thing that you need to do in
2:04order to use this app is you need to download the desktop app. So, if you go to Google and just type in download chat GPT desktop app and then click on the first link, here you go. You can download it for Mac or Windows depending on which type of computer you have. And once you have ChatGpt downloaded on your computer, you have a decision to make. You need to choose which plan you want.
2:25For the sake of this video, you can use the $20 per month plan. If you have the $20 per month plan, you're fine. You will get access to some of GPT6 Astra.
2:33However, if you want to do longer projects and you want to have a lot of use of this model of GPT6, I highly recommend at least for one month getting the $100 per month plan, this pro plan right here. You will learn so much if you use this tool on this plan for a month if you actually put in the work.
2:52And then once you've chosen your plan and you have the app downloaded, your app will probably look like this, right?
2:58You will see chat GBT. You'll be able to choose chatG work or chat. For the sake of this video, if you're following along, the entire rest of the video will be done in this codeex section. And we are going to be using codecs. And you should see that you're signed in right here. And you should see that you have 100% left in terms of usage. We'll get to all of the stuff later, but first we need to get into the 28 things you need to understand about Codeex. So the first
3:26thing that you need to know about Codeex is that Codex is the app and GPD6 is the model. OpenAI has released two different things. They have released the most powerful model in the world GPT6 Astra and they've also released in my opinion the most powerful application in the world which is Codex. Codex is the app GPT6 is the model. Visually Codeex is broken into three sections. You have your list of chats. You have your active
3:55chat and then whatever it is that you're working on. These are kind of the three sections. And you can minimize what it is the agent is working on right here.
4:05And you can also minimize the list of chats. So you could look just at the active chat. When I type something in here in codeex, whatever model I have selected will respond. And so there are three main things that make codeex so good. And the first one are the builtin abilities. And as we'll get to a lot later as we go through these 28 things that you need to know, we're going to talk about all of the different abilities and plugins that are directly built into the platform right when you
4:35download them. But also a main thing that makes it better is the model. And so right now the latest model is GPT6 Astra. It's incredibly good. But OpenAI, every month or so, they're going to release a new model that will make it even better. And so this model and all future models are trained with codecs in mind. That is their main priority, right? As GBT6 gets better or GBT7, GBT8, they're going to train it so they're good at all of the things that
5:02are built into codecs. And so I predict that using this model inside Codeex will always be the most powerful way to use it. Because if we were to go to a tool like Cursor, which is a different super app platform, you can use GPT6 Astra.
5:17But this model was not trained to be really good inside cursor. It's going to be trained and it's going to be much better and stronger and have more abilities inside codecs. And then the third thing that makes Codex really good are your added plugins, right? You can control these two things right here. You control what model is used and you can control what applications and external data you plug into Codeex. We're going to cover this in the future, but these are the two things that control how good
5:46Codeex is. You can actively make it better by choosing which model and the plugins that you use. Codeex is the app that we're going to be using for the rest of the video that lives inside the Chai GPT desktop app and GPT6 is their latest model, state-of-the-art, best in the world and that we're going to focus this video on how to use GPT6 inside Codeex to get the most out of the app and model. So the second thing that you need to know about Codeex is that you
6:13can use it to build apps and I mean any app you can think of. So here inside Codeex, this is where I do all of my coding projects. And we'll start from the beginning in just a second. I just want to show you a few examples of apps that I've created. The first one is my agent native website. Right? If you go to agentnative.inc and remember this is a full browser. So if we were to open up the browser inside codeex, I could type directly in here. I could say agentnative.inc. And this will
6:41take me to the website that is actually on the internet. Now, this right here is a local link, meaning it is running locally on my computer, which we'll get to a little bit later, actually in just a few minutes. But here is where I can make changes to the app. For instance, I could come here. I could just take a screenshot right here of this section right here on the main page. We drag it into codeex. Hey, I'm not the biggest fan of the section on the main homepage.
7:08Can we please create a different version of this that matches the style of the rest of the page? So, I can just type this in and Codeex will make the change. And since it's running locally, I can then immediately test the changes on my computer. And as you can see here, it's making some changes. But look, look at this little mouse right here. Right now, Codeex is actually uh using browser use.
7:33So, it's testing to see what it looks like on the phone and it's changing the view here. It's making sure that it looks good. And you can actually take a peek. You can see that it is inspecting.
7:45Okay, now it moved it back to computer view. It just restored the desktop preview. So, it's making these changes right here on this local version of our website. And so I replaced the ruled list with a spacious borderless grid, clear descriptions, and subtle arrows. Stacks cleanly on mobile. Checks passed.
8:06Nothing pushed to production. And what does that mean? That means if we go to our website right here and we scroll down, even if we refresh the page, it looks like this. However, I could say, okay, please push it to prod. And this will automatically update the code on GitHub. And where the app is being hosted, it will be updated with the new code. And we will see the changes in just a second. Okay. So after a minute,
8:35it said that it is live on agent native.
8:37So we're on the actual website, agent native, because this is a browser right here. I can just go ahead and refresh this. And now you see the brand new formatting down here. And I do think it looks a little bit better. But not just my website, right? You can create any app you can think of. I actually challenge you to try and create an app that Codeex can't create. So I showed this in my last video, but we can go ahead and open up Modern Singularity 2,
9:06which I created in just four prompts. So I can open this up in the browser. However, this is a video game, so I'm not actually going to use the inapp browser. I have found that it is much faster if we open this up in an external browser, which is Chrome. And so this is what codeex created. I can choose a map right here. Let's go ahead and we are going to uh choose the small rust map.
9:32I can simply choose my weapon, a sniper, grenade launcher, and then I can start playing free-for-all.
9:43I'm hit. I'm hit and I kind of suck, but you get the point. And so when you build an app on codeex and that app is then used in a browser, that is known as a web app. And you can host so many different types of apps on a browser, right? You can play games on a browser. It can be a productivity app or you can create a static website. There's basically no limitation to what you can create inside
10:13the browser. So, we're going to be talking a lot more about how to create productionready apps or apps that you can get on the internet, make sure they're secure, full backend, front end, and database. We're going to talk about that a little bit later. But if this is your first time using codecs, I think the first time that you build an app, I think you should do it slightly differently. And this brings me to the next section because the third thing that you need to know about codeex is that you can host sites with a built-in
10:41feature directly inside codeex called GBT sites. If it's your first time using codeex, I think that you should host your site directly in the codeex sites feature that is built into the platform.
10:54Here are the three sites that I've created. And if you go to a new chat, you can just say please create a at sites. This will automatically add database storage, meaning it can have images, videos, other types of assets stored on the actual site that's being deployed on the internet with GBT sites. It can have authentication.
11:22You can sign in with your chat GBT account. And it can also have its own domain and it will store and it will host it on the internet. So you can send it to friends and they can also visit the site. Okay. So this is the prompt that we're going to use to create our first site on the chat GBT sites feature. I'm saying please create a sites and you can create a site by just typing at site. This will guarantee that it creates a sites. But you actually
11:50don't need to type the at@ sites. You can just say, "Hey, I want a GBT sites. Um, I want to create a property calculator for houses here in Arizona." We want to decide whether we want to buy as rental properties or uh if we want to immediately flip the home. This site should be private and require a signin with an agentnative.inc email address.
12:08So, everyone on my team has an agentnative.inc email address. Those are the only people who should get access to the site. Please make sure everything works right. the uh the input forms are minimal for information but I want to visualize all the metrics that should guide our decisions it should show me all the metrics and show if it's a good decision show the ROI etc etc so this is the prompt that we are going to use and we can run it on GBT6 Astra and you could expect that when you use codeex to build a site it will take anywhere from
12:385 to 10 minutes if you do an insanely hard prompt or a really complex site it can work for 30 minutes to an hour okay So after a few minutes, it gave us this link. It said that it's done. It said live and private. It requires an agentnative.inc account in your agent native workspace. And so here it gave us a link to our sites. Remember sites tab is right here. It has the same icon. You can see it show up right here. But if we go back, we can very easily just click
13:07open. And so when I click open, it actually opens this up in the browser.
13:13And you can see here that it has a continue with chatgbt. Remember, we required someone to have an agentnative.inc email to keep this app secure. And my whole team actually does have an agentnative.inc account. So I could send this to anyone on my team and they could sign in. But I when I create a site, I like to open it up in the chat GBT browser. And this opens it up right here. And here it'll pop up just like this. And I had already signed
13:42into this, but if I hadn't signed in, this is what it would look like. I would hit continue with chatgbt. I would sign in with my agentnative.inc email and then it would take me to the site that it created. And so let's see if this app works. I can type in an address. Let's say it is the purchase price is 330,000. Let's say that our budget is 100,000.
14:04The value after renovation. Let's say this is going to be 500,000 and a monthly rent is going to be 3,100.
14:14You can see here that we are below the targets on both. We are going to lose money on the flip. So in order for the flip to make sense, we would actually need let's try and raise this up. Let's say we would get 550. Okay, so this actually does meet the targets. And it even added a room for error calculator. So, we could say like the downside of this, we would only make $177 a month.
14:38The upside, we can make close to $550 per month. And that's pretty cool. So, it created this site and it's already on the internet. And like I said, if we were to go to like Chrome, for example, we paste this in right here. We can sign in with our same chat GBT account. You could send this link. This is on the internet by default. We asked it to create an app and host it on sites. It has a built-in database, built-in authentication, built-in storage. It just works. It's on the internet and when I sign in with my email, I can get
15:08access to this application. That's how easy vibe coding is. Now, especially if you're building a tool that is just for internal usage, we can very easily create an app and send it to people on our team. And so these GPT sites are really good for two main use cases right now and which is creating personal sites and creating team sites. So anytime you're creating a personal web page, you just use at@ sites directly inside codecs. If you want to create an artifact, you can create an artifact of
15:36any kind, right? You can get an HTML, you can create an artifact that is like an interactive 3D document, which we'll get to a little bit later when we get into Blender. Um, you can create team sites, so team dashboards. And then honestly my favorite type of site that I've created are ones that are automated and are used with the other plugins inside codeex. For example, this right here is a chatgpt site that I've created. Right? That is
16:05the domain. Whenever you create a chatgpbd site, it has a link at chatgpt sites. And the reason I'm not worried about um putting this link out there is that this is fully password protected. You won't be able to get into this. And so what this app does is this is a live dashboard. This updates by itself because codecs can connect to notion as you can see here. It can also connect to Gmail.
16:33My codeex will connect to these things. And don't worry, we'll get to plugins in a little bit. It automatically checks any updates in notion, Gmail, uh, Slack, and even iMes.
16:47I think it's messages. It'll check all of these different platforms. And if there's an update that I need to know about, it will not only let me know, and it will also add it to this dashboard. I don't want to show the whole dashboard because there's some sensitive information in here. However, it will automatically update it. And it automatically updates at very specific times because we'll get to later. You can create automations. And here's the scheduled automation that I have, which is refresh brand deals every day at 9:00
17:16a.m., 2:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. It will use those different integrations or plugins. Remember, we'll get there later. And it will update that GBT sites. And because GBT sites has a built-in database, your agents can actually write to that database. And so every single time it runs, it will take a look at all of the data in this board and it will make updates to anything that needs to be updated. So now I know exactly what my next action is. That's
17:46what I want to see. I want to see where we are in all of the projects going on. And I want to see the next action. I don't have to update this. No one on my team needs to update this. AI will update it automatically. And we'll talk about how to do this a little bit later.
17:59The final thing that I'll flag for GPT sites is that there is a max of 15 sites or at least two weeks ago I hit this limit. I don't know if they're going to raise this limit. Just know that if you create a ton of sites, you may hit a limit. And so that brings me to the fourth thing that you need to know about codec so that you can master it is that you can build any type of app, not just web apps. And so this includes desktop apps and iOS apps. And I actually created a desktop app yesterday. This is
18:27the desktop app that I created. I can press command shift space and it opens up this little desktop app. And so I can type in desktop app icon and it will automatically do a Google image search and find one that I like. And so let's say that I like this one. I can see this and I can very easily just copy it and we can paste it straight to our Excaladraw diagram. Now, anytime that I copy it, I will automatically see it in
18:56my saved icon. So, if I ever come back to this website and I type in desktop app, it'll show up here. So, I don't have to research it. I'll just use an icon that I've already used before. With this app, I can type in four different things and separate them by a semicolon.
19:09And I can press enter and it will actually search this on four different ones. But I can also do 10 different things that are associated with OpenAI.
19:19I can press command enter and it will use AI to infer the different things that I want to search. So here it searched for GBT4 interface. Here it searched for artificial intelligence concept neural network diagram. I built in AI and so I can very easily copy these to my clipboard. And then I can also remove the background. So if I click remove BG, it will automatically immediately remove the background and I can paste it in right here. And so this allows me to quickly have access to
19:48Google images and I can very quickly add diagrams to Excel which I use for these presentations. And this all stemmed from a little problem that I had while at a coffee shop here in New York. I was like, dang, I wish I I don't want to have to go to Google images on Chrome, scroll through all of them, copy them to my clipboard, take them to Canva to remove the background. I wanted an app that could make this a lot faster. So I had this idea. I typed out this prompt.
20:13I want to create a desktop app that I can use via shortcut, right? Command shift space allows me to toggle it on and off. And I want this to be like raycast, right? Raycast is another app that I use that pops up just like it.
20:24And since I knew what raycast was, so does AI. It's like, "Hey buddy, make it look like Raycast." And it was like, "Yep, it made it look exactly like Raycast." Like it looked exactly like it except I was the one who added this outer border. Not sure how I feel about that, but I can just design it however it is that I want. And I want it. And then I just told it the exact app that I want. And in one prompt, in one prompt, I just fired this prompt off. I went to the bathroom. I came back and there was a desktop app running on my computer.
20:52Perfectly working. And the process to create a desktop app is really simple.
20:56Just say, I want you to create a desktop app that does blank. When you're done, please run it on my computer. And whenever you want something to run on your computer, make sure that you have full access on. Or you're going to have to sit there and hit approve, which is fine. If you want to be safe, that's fine. I have full access on and so that I know that codecs can just build apps, put them on my computer, and this is really useful when I just want to create desktop apps for my own personal use.
21:22But it isn't just desktop apps that you can create. You can also create iOS apps. And for this, you can use a built-in plug-in called build iOS apps. I'll show you how this works. Let's say I have a new idea for an iOS app. I'm going to press commandN and this creates a new chat and I can type in my app idea. Let's say I have an idea. Please make an app that looks like Uber.
21:49Exactly like Uber. A mockup app. Find what it looks like online and make it look exactly like it except call it Ruber. Please make the design great. And this is for Riley Uber. I don't know.
22:04This is just an example. If you want your app to show up here on the side view, you can use this plugin called build iOS apps. Please use this and we will test our app. This should be a swift app. That is the main native coding language uh by Apple. Just know that if just make a swift app first, they look better. Please make it. And
22:33for this, I actually want it to maybe think a little bit more. So, I'm going to turn up its reasoning effort from medium to high. For most tasks, GPT6 Astro is already overkill. So, if it's something that's really easy and like you don't want intelligence, you can move it down to save some tokens. But for this one, I want it to do well, I'm going to change it to GPT6 Astra on high. And now, we are going to run it.
22:55And we're going to wait five to 7 minutes for it to create. And it should open up here in the side. Okay, so after 18 minutes and 31 seconds, it is done. And notice here, if we go open up our side panel, look at this. We have a real iOS simulator running on our computer.
23:16This is not actually Uber. This is a iOS app that GPT6 Astra with high thinking effort just created it. And we can see services, activity, account. And this is a real simulator running using the built-in build iOS apps skill. I can click home. This actually goes to a simulator on the home. We can open up Ruber. It even created this icon for
23:44Ruber. And here is our app. We can see our account. This is how you can create iOS apps directly in Codeex. And so that right there is number four. You can build any desktop app and iOS app directly inside Codeex. And I'll make videos in the future where we dive deeper and I'll make one video where it takes you through the entire process of getting your app on the app store. All right. So the fifth thing that you need
24:11to understand about Codeex is that you can use its really powerful builtin web browser. When you are in any chat on codeex, you can open up the browser simply by clicking this toggle right side panel and you'll get an option. You can either create a side chat, you can open up the terminal or you can press browser or you can press command T. So if I had this uh closed, I can press command T. This will automatically open
24:39up the browser. Now this is a full browser and it's signed in to all of my uh things. As you can see here, I am signed in to Agent Native, which is my Twitter account, and I can use it like a browser. I could tweet, "Hi," and post it. Obviously, I'm going to delete that post. But the point is, this is a full browser. In order to full screen the browser, you just hit this full screen mode. You can close the side panel. Now, you're in a full browser, right? You can
25:08press command T, which opens up a new tab. We can go to ESPN. Command T. We can go to Facebook or we can go to uh let's say LinkedIn and you can go to many sites at once. This is a full web browser that's completely baked in to Codeex. Okay. So, why is this so useful?
25:27Well, the reason is that since Codeex is plugged into all of the tools that we use, again, we'll get to plugins in just a second. I could say something like this. Please, I want to work on the codeex uh 28 things you need to know. Uh please uh list out the things and give me the notion link. So I could ask a question like this. I could just open codeex be
25:56like I want to work on this thing. And what it's going to do is it's going to find the exact document that it needs to find. You can see that it is reading the notion control skill. It is going to use the notion plugin. It's fetching the correct page. Here's the 28 things you need to know about codeex. It is listing them all out right here. Now, any link that it gives you to notion or to Gmail or any app that you use, you can just
26:23rightclick it and hit open in browser. And since I'm signed in to this on my browser, I now have AI that I can chat with. And then I can edit this directly.
26:33This is my notion, right? This is how I created this document right here. This is a document that we're working on right now. And what's cool about this is I can now full screen it, close the sidebar, and now I can use Notion within the Codeex browser, and I can just use Notion, and I can add things to it by talking to Codex. Hey, please add an outro at the bottom in red based on the
27:00rest of this doc. Make it really good. And please make it similar to Matt Wolf. Use the scrape creators skill. This will scrape his YouTube video transcripts and it will model its response off this.
27:16We'll get to this later as well. Um, please put it in red at the bottom. And so of the notion doc red text. And so I can fire off this prompt and we can click on this. We can see that it is working. I can close it and I can close this out. And so we can just go to the bottom of this page and it should pop up here. Oh, it added it right here. Outro.
27:42So those 18 things you need to know about codeex. And hopefully you see why at the beginning of this video I said that this is the one tool AI key.
27:49actually uh make this shorter. Actually, three sentences and it will work on this really quick. And boom. Look, it's shortened the outro. And now we have an outro on our document that we created for this video. And then you could just specify that you want something done in the codeex browser. I can say in codeex browser, please open Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. I'm about to post something. And the AI will just do it really quickly. And it just opened it up. It opened up Instagram. It's going
28:17to open up another tab in just a second.
28:19There you go. Twitter and LinkedIn are now open. And you notice that it has this little browser tab. So, it's whenever you see that little icon over the screen, that that's how you know that Codeex is like looking at the browser inside the app. Codeex is really good at controlling the browser. And I could say something like, "Please, can you scroll for a bit on X and find until
28:46you find a post about Muse?" And look, here we go. It You can see the mouse over it. It's scrolling a little bit. Locate feed scroll area. It scrolled.
28:59And there you go. Here it found this post by Michael. First impressions free and fast. Like really fast. five time five to 10 times faster than Grockbot Instinct. There you go. Muse post is now up, right? We just had Codeex scroll in its inapp browser until it found a post about Muse. That's pretty cool. The way that this is most commonly used, this browser control is probably to look at apps that you've created. So, this is that sites feature.
29:29I'm going to say, "Hey, can you please use browser use and and test this UI and see if everything works?
29:36And in order to use the browser use, you can just go at@mention browser, use this. You don't have to. You can just say use the browser use. But if you want to actually type in the integration, you go at mention browser and it will do that. And here you go. You can see that it is now typing things in the UI. It's clicking around. It's testing things. There you go. You can see it moving around.
30:01It's pretty cool. And here we can see what is it saying? It's checking the main car uh calculator, scenario switches, expandable sections, and resets are responding correctly. I'm checking the input validation. And you can see it moving around the screen.
30:15It's hard to keep up with it because it's getting GBT6 Astra is getting faster and faster at controlling a browser. Some suspect that within the next like 3 months, it's going to be faster than humans can use a browser. We're not even going to be able to pay attention or follow along as it uses the browser. That's how fast browser use is using. I'm not controlling anything.
30:33Look at this. It's just typing in things, testing, testing. Look at this. It's checking everything. And we can check on its work by seeing what it's saying. The main calculator, it's finding the edge cases where calculation UIs tend to fail. Here, it's typing everything in again. Wow, it's relentless. It will never stop testing. If you ask it to do it a hundred times, it will. Now it's about to check with the phone width layout.
31:03And look, it just changed the format to match a phone view. And you can see it's testing it on the phone. And there you go. All 29 numeric fields including upper limit uh have been validated.
31:14Right? I tested codec browser. No blocking UI issues found. Everything is perfect. And basically every time you build an app, it'll just automatically test everything for you. In fact, if you ask it to build a video game, it will play the video game and test things for you. That's how powerful the browser use is. And uh if we kind of go summarize here for number five, which it has a powerful inapp browser. You can it can open browser tabs automatically. You can open up the integrations that you have
31:43directly inside the browser. It has full control over it using the browser use. It can test your apps running locally. It can test your apps if they're on GPT sites. And a couple cool things is that you can import cookies and passwords.
31:57So, if you have G uh Chrome, like if you use Chrome a lot, you can import them by coming here and you can click import cookies and passwords. So, if you're signed into a bunch of things on Chrome, you can import them into the GBT browser. And the reason this is important is because this is becoming a full browser. And so, this is more like an agent native browser, right? A browser that you can use with your agent. And so, this is one of the most useful features ever. This is how I control my email, Notion, Slack, etc.
32:27Okay, so the sixth thing that you need to understand about codec so that you can truly master it is you can create any type of document. Three of the built-in plugins in codecs is this documents plugin, this spreadsheets plugin, and this presentations plugin. I can very easily select one of these templates and so I can click on this and I can use the market trends report
32:54template and all of these come with templates. I can remove presentation and we can see spreadsheet templates and here's an analytics dashboard template.
33:04These are builtin plugins that come with codecs. So I'm about to show you a bonus feature here. So here we are inside notion. I'm about to use something called appshots which are pressing two command keys at the same time. Watch this. So, I can press command and command at the same time and it will send a screenshot and information about whatever app you're using to codeex. And I can say, hey, can you please turn this into? And I can
33:32just go at presentation. And I'm going to run it. And now I can press N. And I'm going to say, "Hey, can you look up Grockbot by SpaceX, GPT work by OpenAI, Muse, which was released today by Meta, and Enthropics Co-work, and please make a do some research and do a spreadsheet."
33:57And so I can say do a at spreadsheet comparing these and the features make it look good and so I can create these different types of document. So I'm going to wait a few minutes for these to finish. All right. So here we are. It created this presentation and I can move from one slide to the next slide and it even
34:25added these like notes and it adds sources. I can also see that it created this spreadsheet and so I can see pricing and access sources visual overview and we can see that it compared Grockbot GBT work muse and claude co-work and if we click sources pricing and access f feature comparison we can see a feature comparison of all of them and so we can just create sheets
34:52built directly into the platform. One really cool thing is I can actually make refined edits to this. Not only can I create documents built directly into codecs, this brings me to the next one which is the seventh thing that you need to know about codecs which is using annotation mode to show it exactly where to make changes. So if you go to codecs, here we are in the presentation. If I come up to the top here and click this button right here. Here we are now
35:22annotating. And I can select anywhere. I can just select this. I can select anywhere on the presentation and I can click on here and say, "Hey, this slide is a little bit boring. Make it a better cover slide." And so I can add this in as an annotation. And you notice here it actually adds the annotation right here.
35:42If I click on this, I can see the comment that I made and it has the location of where I made the comment. I can click anywhere on any of the slides and say, "Hey, at the bottom here, make the background different, make the whole background of this slide more interesting." And I can add that as an annotation. And I can say go. And so now we can edit both of these annotations
36:11and codeex now has context over exactly where I want it to make changes and then whatever I typed into the annotation. And then after a minute or so it'll be done making those changes. And while this is loading we can actually go over to our browser here. This is our chat GBD site that we were creating earlier. Look at this. I can click on annotation.
36:32I can come down. I can click directly on this and we can full screen this and zoom in so we can get a closer look. Right. I can select this component right here and be like, hey, this is too dark.
36:43I can select that. And you can see here that we have one annotation. But we can add more. Um, make this top bar less tall. Change background color. I can select this. I don't like this logo. I can select this. Get rid of this. Get rid of this. I can select this background. Make this background look
37:12like graph paper but dotted.
37:17Make this just an icon. Look at that. We have seven annotations we just made. I can click send on all of them. So now if we open this back up, it says that I just made seven annotation changes. So now it's sending in all of those prompts at once. It's going to make all seven of those changes. And look at this. It made all of those changes. You can see the graph paper in the back. It's much brighter. I can also add them while it's loading. It's still loading some of them. I don't like these components
37:46really like like I don't like how there's so many lines on this. Can you minimize the amount of lines here? So, this should have no border and make the um and have less subtitles here. like just have the number and make the the green text more green and the red text more vibrant red. We can send that in. I'm going to go ahead and refresh this.
38:08I'm going to go back to the presentation. Let's check on this. Look at that. It just added this background to this one. This is looking pretty good.
38:18So now this is the cover site. And remember we all we did was added those annotations to make precise edits. And you can do this on documents and you can also do this on sites. And so that one is pretty simple and it just really completes the powerful inapp browser that Codeex has. You can just add annotations no matter what you're working on and AI will be aware of whatever it is that you're annotating.
38:40All right, so the eighth thing that you need to know about Codeex is that you can build and deploy production ready apps. So I showed you this app right here is my app running on agentnative.inc. This is what I use for my company and people can uh submit requests. All of this gets saved to a database. This is being deployed on Verscell. This is my app. Codeex works on this app. Makes changes to it. It can make changes locally so I can see the
39:09changes and then I can deploy it to prod. And all that means is just like update the latest version of the app so that my users can see the latest version. And when I first created my website directly in codeex, I asked it, what stack should I use for this idea?
39:26So I just went to codeex. You could literally ask codeex something like this. I'm building an app agent native that will be my primary site for my company. Obviously I would give it a ton more details about my company, but basically I'm saying what is the best stack to do this? Meaning what is the list of tools that I should use to create this app? after you tell me um I will ask you to help me set it up and sign into all of these tools and so I can just run this prompt and codeex will
39:56actually tell me the exact tools and so that's exactly what I did for my site and this is the stack that I ended up with and I believe that this is the easiest way to get started building apps that you actually want to deploy as a team and the one that you will absolutely need is GitHub. GitHub is like the Google Drive for developers that keeps track of the latest version of the app and it basically once you're signed in to GitHub, it runs in the background and let's just say that we are working on this sites and I actually
40:25want to upload this to GitHub, right? I want to save the code and then I eventually want to deploy it on my own domain. I don't want it to be GPT sites.
40:32I'm going to put it on Verscell or Cloudflare or something else. All I can I can do is just very easily, hey, uh we're connected to GitHub. So, I want you to create a new repo which um includes like all of these files. Please create a new re GitHub repo on GitHub. Make it private and call it Arizona real estate tracker.
40:54And so I can run this prompt and it will automatically put it in GitHub. It'll create a new repo on GitHub. And if you have not set these up, I'm telling you the best way to get set up with GitHub, Verscell, and Convex, which is the database. The best way to do it is to literally use this prompt right here. I want to get codeex set up to create production ready apps. Help me set up so that you can fully control GitHub, Verscell, and Convex so that we can build production apps. Let's get signed in and set up for all of them. And it will literally guide you through until
41:23it's done. And all you have to do is just follow the instructions by the AI. But as you can see here, it created a new repo. And so if I go ahead and open this up in an external browser here, it shows Arizona real estate tracker and it is private. So I'm the only one who can see it. And this is everything here.
41:45Everything here is just a bunch of code files that it's saved to GitHub. And I can make changes to this and then update it on GitHub. And so this is a little bit more technical and this is like for me like I've never written a line of code but I do know how to use GitHub. I know what branches are. I know what PRs are. I know how to basically manage my site that way and I know how to tell AI to check for security threats and things like that. You can basically figure out how to use how to create full
42:13productionready apps just by talking to AI and asking for the best practices.
42:17Hey, how do I keep this website up to date? How do I keep this working? Just talk to AI and it will figure it out. So now let's say I want to actually store this on a real domain on the internet, right? I don't want and so I'm going to say please we're going to keep this GitHub repo connected to Verscell and I want to deploy this website on Verscell and then eventually give it its own domain. Can you please do that?
42:41And so I can run this and then when you're done give me the Versel link. And so the same way GBT sites gave us a GPT sites link, Verscell will give us a Verscell link. And I I've just always used Verscell because AI is really good at using Versel, but you could also use Cloudflare. And there you go. Here we are. We now have a link to our Versell.app. And so this is actually on the internet.
43:11And this is how I've hosted my website, agentnative.inc. I asked Codeex to create this. And whenever Codeex builds an app, all it's doing is creating files, right? And whenever it runs the app, it runs your app on your computer until you ask it to host the app, in which case it hosts it on the internet.
43:33And that's where I'm using Versel. And then on Versell, if you buy a domain on NameCheep, right, you can buy a domain on NameCheep. It's very easy to connect the Verscell domain to your Namecheep domain. And so then I went to namecheep and I bought agentnative.inc because agentnative.com wasn't available. And so I'll do a full vibe coding guide in the future which digs deeper into all of this. But this is my main stack that I use. So GitHub uh this is for git versel
44:03hosting right and this is you know putting it on internet database. I use convex. Convex has a plugin directly inside codeex. I can just go to codeex and I can type in like uh make new app use at convex for the database. Once you've set this up, you can now create databases, edit databases, and this will create a full database for your website.
44:29And so speaking of files that get created when you build an app like in this step with GitHub, I want to move to number nine which is the ninth thing that you need to know in order to understand codecs is that you can create chats or projects. So now we're going to be moving to this navigation uh side panel right here. And so you see here that we have recents. These are all the things that we've worked on today. For 90% of tasks I use recents. So if I
44:57press this button right here, this creates a new chat and I can say, "Hello, tell me about my uh latest emails using at@gmail."
45:09And I can fire off this prompt and what's going to happen is AI is going to automatically rename this chat session in just a second. And it's calls it summarize latest emails. So this is in recent 90% of the time I will create it in recent. And if I'm already working in a chat that's in recents and I press commandn to create a new chat and I create another one display please
45:34summarize the activity in at slack. I can fire this prompt off and it will autame it. And notice here it shows up in recents and now it's going through my slack and this is where I communicate with my entire team. Almost all of our communication happens in Slack. And so this is what I do whenever I create a new chat session. I just create a a normal chat in recents. However,
46:02whenever I work on a larger project, right here we have an agent native site.
46:07This is where I keep all my chats about agent native. Whenever I build an actual app, I do create a project. So, let's imagine for a second that we were creating a project and this app that we were going to create is a 3D game. What I would do is I would want a place on my local computer where all of these files are located. We're basically creating a directory where all of the code files for this project are
46:36going to be located. And so, I can just hit next. And then we can choose a name. And we're going to call this, let's call this Rocket League game Riley version. Actually, Rocket League game Riley. And I'm going to go ahead and create this project. Now, this created a location, a folder on our computer. So if I right click on this and hit reveal in finder, we can see that on our computer in the
47:07chat GBT folder subfolder documents chatgbt, we now have a project called Rocket League game Riley. Now if I press this button right here, this will create a new chat in this project. What this allows you to do is this allows you to very easily create a new chat that is working on one specific app. So for instance, I could say, "Please, I want you to design a
47:36cool new Blender file that looks as highfidelity as actual Rocket League, except all the cars are going to be little computer mouses.
47:50different types of computer mouses. So, I want you to create those, but uh they look like computer mouses. And this is going to eventually be in our video game. Please, I want you to just design in Blender. I want you to design the the um five types of computer mouses that can be selected in our Rocket League game that will be of computer mouses. I don't know where I got this idea. This is the first thing that came to my mind.
48:16I just saw this mouse on my computer.
48:18I'm like, screw it. Let's do this. Um, and I can you and say we're going to say use Blender. Um, and I can fire this off. Now, I want to fire this off now because later in this video, we're going to get to Blender and that's where I'll dig a little bit deeper. I'm not going to talk too much about that. Now, the point I'm trying to make is I can press commandN. And since I was already in this project or folder, this will keep all of the chats about this project organized. And so while that one's
48:47running right now, this one's going to take a while, right? I can very easily create a new chat. And this brings me to the 10th thing that you need to know about codeex, which is you can multitask and run as many jobs as you want at the same time. So I could say right here, and I can run this up to high, hey, I need the best Rocket League game ever. I want it super high quality, high fidelity. Go online, figure out how to make Rocket League the best with
49:16accurate physics. We're going to add in assets later from Blender. I'm creating those in this directory right now. I want you to create the game and the physics properly. So, build the Rocket League game. I want to play it and test it.
49:29So, I can fire this prompt out here. And notice here all of every time I press commandN, all of it is done in the same project. Any files that get created in this project will be added to this folder. Meaning any chat that I'm creating will be able to see all of the assets in here very easily. And you could just keep firing off chats here.
49:53Hey, um, please tell me about Rocket League and just describe the physics of the game here real quick.
50:00And one other thing that you can do, if you don't want to start a new chat, that's a little too much. Let's say I wanted to do it here. I can create something called a side chat. So if I press slashside, I get a side chat. Now this one is like a smaller chat. This is meant for just having conversations. Uh but it can read all the files in this folder. Hey, please tell me uh about the best ways to do what we're working on right now. What are what are some things that uh we could do better on when uh creating this
50:29game? I can fire off this side chat right here. And this is meant to be a temporary chat. This is not meant to actually go off and do anything or build anything. It's just more so if you want to just create a quick chat on the side, ask AI something. And here it has context over whatever we're creating.
50:48And now we are talking to GPT6 Astra High in this side chat. And once if I don't need it anymore, I can very easily just exit out of this by pressing this X button. But this might be useful if you want to have side conversations while your agent is working. So, I'm going to let these work on on the background, right? We're actually going to come back to this in a few steps probably in about 20 to 30 minutes. What I want to talk about now is the 10th thing that you
51:16need to know about codecs, which are sections. If you look here on the left side of the page, if I were to rightclick on this and I go down to section and I create new section and I say let's call this uh roundup create section. I now added this recent chat to this roundup section. This is how you create sections within the
51:43codeex app. Now, the coolest thing of all is I could press if I just click new chat right here. I could go like this.
51:53Hey, for the past week, I've done a lot of roundups. I've had you go and had Codeex look up different things that we need to um different things that we need to like go find information. uh anytime I asked for AI to search Gmail, Slack, notion or anything to gather information, all of those from the past week, please add to the roundup section within codeex.
52:16So, I'm going to leave. So, right now, you notice here that this Rocket League game Riley, this is where it would create a new chat. I don't want to do this. I just want it to be a normal chat. So, I can just hit this X and notice here that we're creating it without a project. When you create a chat inside recents, it's not in a project. So now I actually don't need to make this high. In fact, we could go all the way to light. This is not a hard task. I can press enter. Now it's going to go through all these recent chats.
52:43And I have so many old chats inside Codeex. But you can see here it is listing all the chats and then it's going to move them into the roundup. And this may take a little bit because it's reading all of the different chats from the past week, which is probably like 70 to 100 chats that I've had over the last week with Codeex.
53:01and it's going to add them to this roundup folder right here. Oh, there you go. Look at it. It's adding all of these. So, you can see that it used the tool move thread to sidebar section. And now all of the roundups that I've created in the last week have been added to this sidebar, which is very cool.
53:23Here it says added those 25 research and information gathering tasks from September 1st to 8th to roundup. And so those are sections. And if we don't want to have it anymore, you can just say delete the section. Actually, we don't need the roundup section anymore. Can you please delete it?
53:41And it will do it. There you go. It's gone. All tasks are still available. They're just no longer in the roundup section because it doesn't exist. And so those are the last three. You have projects, right? You can create these special projects uh that for like production apps. That's the only time I really use projects anymore.
54:01You can then multitask and if you create a project, you can press command N and you can create as many tasks or sessions as you want within that project and it will keep context of the files created in that project. And then you can create sections and then you can have codeex create add things to sections. You can delete sections all from the codeex chat. And now I want to move to the 12th thing that you need to know about
54:30codecs, which is the fact that you can connect it to every app that you already use. We're not yet going to talk about Blender, but the point that I'm trying to make in this section is that every app that you use on your computer is likely controllable via codecs. I asked it to use Blender to create little mouse for uh in Blender. Check this out. We can see the mouses. It took a screenshot here. And we can go into Blender. We can open up. Let's go ahead. I think I
54:59minimized it. Here are the assets in Blender. Check these out. Now, I can come back and say, "Hey, I love these colors. I do want these to vary in shape and sizes. So, figure out how to create some variation in the shape, uh, mostly the shape of these mouse, and then we're going to add them to a Rocket League game. So, please do that."
55:24So, Blender is just an app. It's a free app that we're running on our computer and Codeex can control it. Again, we're going to go into detail in Blender later and the different things that you can do within Blender, but the point is every app that you use, you can create plugins. Now, this wasn't an official plugin. I just asked Codeex, "Hey, can we connect to Blender?" And Codex can just kind of figure it out. There are specific apps that have built-in plugins, and there are so many. Like, you could scroll forever. All of these
55:53categories just go on forever. Every company in the world wants to get their app listed on chat GPT. Every single app you can find can be found on here. And you can go through the popular plugins and you can very easily add them here. I can actually go back to plugins and I can see all of the apps that I myself have installed. So here are all the plugins that I have used and use inside codeex. If we go back to the app, the
56:21way that you use plugins are I could type in notion. I could type in Slack. I could uh any single one that I've set up I can just use by typing it in right here. So, I could type in Gmail calendar.
56:41I have a calendar plugin. All of these plugins work. And I could just say, and again, I don't want to work in the Rocket League project. Can you please give me a brief here in the chat of all the important updates inside inside my company and lead with the ones that you think I need to act on first in the
57:08order of priority. And so for these types of tasks, this prompt right here, the response that it's going to get, it's going to look at all of my important documents and where I communicate with everyone. Oh, also look at my iMessage. So I can go at messages.
57:26Um, I am not going to use like because this is high stakes. This will dictate my priorities. This will dictate my next actions based on this response. Uh, and so I want to make sure that we are using like a really good thinking effort here.
57:42I want it to put a lot of effort in. So I can run this prompt and I can send a follow-up prompt. Please can you put it um in a Google doc, please, and send me the link. So I can send that off right there. And again, it's going to send me a link and I'll be able to open it up in the inapp browser. All right. So, it is done and it created this Google doc. And so, now I can just rightclick on this,
58:11open it up in the codeex browser here. And here we go. I can zoom out of this. Let me zoom out uh in codec so we can see everything. I'm going to zoom out here. I'm going to full screen this. And here we go. We have Google Docs open directly in our browser. And because we are using these extensions right here, because we're using the plugin for Google Doc, it can create a Google doc.
58:39But in order to do this, it also needed notion, Slack, and Gmail. And so what's really useful is you could just ask questions about all of the things that you're plugged into. And it will give you a response in any format that you want. And you can see here it created this full document. And I tweeted this the other day, and it went super viral.
58:59And here's a prompt that I used and I said it was the biggest wow moment while using GPT6 Astra. I said that I use codeex and I basically gave the prompt below along with email, slack, business text, notion every single meeting note.
59:15And by the way, I do all my meeting notes in whisperflow. So whisperflow automatically records all my meeting notes and codeex does have access to that. And so the prompt that I used is I'm about to plan my next month, quarter, and year. Make one document that aligns me on all of these time frames. Look for my flaws, strengths, and highlight those. Look at all of my activities. Which activities you think I'm wasting time on? Which activities to do more of? Of the people I work with who seem the most dependable, where am I the least dependable? If I could upskill
59:44in one area over the next year, what would it be and why? When you give these models that are able to view everything about you, if you give them access to all of these tools, it can make sense of it so much better. I tried the same exact prompt with Grockbot use uh using the Grock models and the response was basically incoherent. It was too much context. It couldn't figure out what was important. The response to this was so good. I've been dying to share it. I
1:00:13just can't because the entire thing is sensitive information. But I'm telling you, connect all of your context within your business and just ask Astra for insights. Ask it to help you. when you connect all of your plugins, it will do magical things. And one thing I want to show you is beyond Blender and beyond these built-in platforms like notion which can fully control your notion as we already established, there's also
1:00:40other types of plugins and you can set this up. And this is paper and paper is a lot like Figma. And so I can create a new board and I'm just going to say agent native redesign. And I can say uh hey uh you have access to paper, right?
1:00:57I want you to take the agent native uh landing page and I want you to redesign it on paper. I want you to make three options for a new landing page and new style for the agent native website but just just design the main landing page three times on the open paper board.
1:01:14And so I can run this prompt and it is connected to paper and it's automatically going to create designs on this paper. And so this is kind of like the agent native version of Figma where agents can create designs directly on the board. Okay, look at this. So you can see on paper, right? You can see an agent is present because it has this little agent circle. You can also see where the agent is working because it has this little animation. And you can see here it is creating oh now it's
1:01:43creating three versions. Look at this.
1:01:47So it is creating three versions of this website right here directly inside paper. And that's how easy it is to just plug things in. You have this AI working on a new website for you. And now it's adding things. And I love watching it add things in real time. Oh, there you go. And it has access to all the assets that are in my site. There you go. It should automatically fix this text. You can't read it. Not a huge fan of the font that it's using, but that is what
1:02:15it can do. And one thing while it's working, actually, what you can do is you can select any component on paper, right? I could select this right here, and I can hit this little copy link button, and I'm just going to say I'm going to paste this link. So, this points directly at this and I can say make sure this is uh lighter text can't see it. I just wanted to show you the fact that you can add like quick
1:02:43feedback to this because I'm pretty sure it would automatically edit this text because again it will take a screenshot of its designs and then it'll be like oh I can't read this text and then codeex itself or Astra itself will actually make the change and um but I do want to show you that you can guide it by selecting and pressing copy L and so that is plugins that's the very basic of plugins they have some plugins that are built into the platform and they also have some plugins that aren't built into the platform, but all you have to do is
1:03:11say, "Hey, how do I connect this app to Codeex?" Codex will figure it out and turn it into a skill. The next one I want to talk about, right, the 13th thing that you need to know about Codex is that you can just ask Codeex what you should work on next. And what I mean by this is everyone always obsesses over how you can go out and do things with AI. And no one ever talks about the fact that if you just add all those plugins, you can just go to Codex and be like, "Hey, I I I have feel like I have a lot
1:03:40on my plate right now. What are three things that you can take off my plate that you can do uh that would be helpful for all of those? Please make a draft for whatever it is that you can do for me. I need you to take some stuff off my plate. Please look at all of the connections and everything that's relevant to me that I use on a on a on a daily basis. And I really need you to take some things off my plate. What can you do for me right now?
1:04:04And I can fire this off. No one thinks like this because my business is very digital in the sense that a lot of I communicate on text and email and Slack.
1:04:13I communicate with people. I um I'm constantly playing quality control. A lot of this can theoretically done by an AI. So now Codeex said, I'll look across your connected work and find three things that I can move forward now. Then prepare concrete drafts for each. Super fun to do. And even if it's not ready to go, maybe it'll get you like 90% there.
1:04:35And here we go. So, it I need to create this like speaker uh thesis statement for a live presentation that I'm doing in a couple months. And it went off and just created this document. And this is pretty cool. This is actually a decent starting point. However, this is something that I would like to edit before I send it. However, this one is actually one that I would actually send.
1:04:57I don't want to open up the draft fully because it is slightly uh sensitive information, but this was created in Slack.
1:05:06And then this is my new this involves my latest apartment. And this is actually a useful task. So it is saved in Gmail with separate move in day plan use tomorrow morning. And so I could very easily just say, "Yep, can you please send all three of these?" And it would in theory take these off my plate. and I can just ask codeex to go off and at least make progress on all of my open tasks and it will use all of my context, figure out what I need to do and help me
1:05:35get started. Okay, so now it's time to move to the more visual fun stuff. And the 14th thing that you need to know about codec is that you can fully work inside Blender and create insane 3D assets. So, if you remember earlier, we created this project right here called Rocket League game Riley. Remember, if we were to rightclick on this and hit reveal in Finder, everything that we've created for this project is inside this
1:06:04folder. Tons of code files, etc., and even the Blender files as well. So, here we have design five mouse cars. And then we change the shape, and now they have different shapes. This is pretty funny.
1:06:17Um, now I believe we can just open up Blender and look at this. These are 3D models of these cars right here. This is truly insane. Um, just like absolutely insane. And so if we wanted to change one of these, remember this can just fully work in Blender. What's one change we'd want to make?
1:06:43Um, I'm not sure. I like this orange big one. What we can do here, notice here this thing coming out of the side. So, I can take a screenshot here and I can open this up. I'm going to grab this arrow and point down at this right here.
1:07:00And I'm going to say I'm going to copy this and I'm going to go back to chat GBT. I'm going to paste it in here and say, "Hey, can you change this color to like a gold?" And notice here this weird thing sticking out. Can you please do something about this?
1:07:17And then also the really small mouse.
1:07:19Can you make that like a chrome black instead of like a tiny little white mouse?
1:07:27And so you can create assets in Blender and then you can edit assets in Blender.
1:07:32I can open this up and it will edit it in real time. Once it's done, it will update. And look at that. It made the changes live on Blender. It changed it to gold and it got rid of that little thing that was right here. And then it made this little small one instead of white. It is now this chrome black color. So that is how easy it is to create 3D graphics inside Blender. This is truly a difficult thing to do manually. Very difficult to do this. I
1:08:01don't know how long it would take me to learn and then do this. But now we have these little mouse cars. Now, if you remember correctly, we also created in here we had the um build highfidelity Rocket League game. I'm not even going to check on this game that we created. What I'm going to do is I'm going to take those five mouse cars that we created and bring them into the game.
1:08:24Which brings me to the 15th thing that you need to know about codecs is that you can create interactive high quality video games. Okay. In another chat in this session, we created five mouse cars. They're in Blender currently. I want you to actually implement these mouse into this game. Make it super realistic. Make sure that there's a little menu where I can understand all of the controls and what to do. Uh, and I want you to create this game right here.
1:08:52I want you to implement these into the game. And then I want to play it to deploy this game to Verscell. So I can play it there. And I can go at Verscell.
1:09:03Remember we use Verscell to host it on the internet. I could do a GPT sites, but I just want to show you that you can deploy it straight to Purcell. And now I'm going to run it, and it's going to create this Rocket League game with the assets that we created in Blender. So, it's going to take these assets that we created and put it into a video game, which is just truly insane that you can just do this by talking to your computer. Okay, so this is just taking way too long. So I'm going to skip to the next one, which is using codeex to
1:09:32create interactive learning websites. So this is Ash, and she's been creating these really cool interactive 3D websites that can teach you about really uh complex topics. This one's the human body. And so she created with codeex and GBT Astra this website that separates every part of the human body into parts and you can actually hover over it. You can learn about it and it is actually
1:10:00truly insane. Here she did the same thing with a Tesla. So check this out.
1:10:07You can it is a 3D model of a Tesla and it shows all of the parts and you can go in and out. Here's the Tesla. And then you can also separate it, right? You can take this Tesla and separate it into all of the individual parts, which is truly mind-blowing. And so if you ever create a 3D graphic or a 3D render inside Blender, you can always just say, "Please put this on a website." And you can send it to someone else. So you
1:10:35would say something like, "Take this 3D asset, make it so I can pull it apart and see all parts." And then you can say, "Put it on at sites, make it public so I can send it to my friends." And this will create a GBT sites, give you a link, and then you can send it to your friends. Okay, going
1:11:04back to our previous one. Take a look at this. It is done. It says play click kick. I like it. So, it's a mouse that play uh Rocket League, play soccer. It's called click kick. So, I'm going to go ahead and you can see the link when you hover over it. It's clickkick.
1:11:20Click-k.verell.app.
1:11:22You can play this. This is on the internet. So, I'm going to right click on this. I'm going to open this up in the external browser. And look at this loading screen. We have our 3D assets right there. I can play a match. How do I Oh, let's go. Look at this. One shot. Oh, no. I was never good at Rocket League. How do I get up? Get up.
1:11:52How do I sh Dude, why did I pick the smallest mouse?
1:12:05Oh yeah, breakaway, baby. Oh my god, I'm tiny.
1:12:13Oh my god, I can't even hit the ball.
1:12:19I literally can't hit the ball. I'm too small. My mouse is so small. Oh, no. No, no, no. Ah, I got scored on. No. All right, let's play again.
1:12:39Oh my god, I'm getting destroyed. All right, I quit. But anyway, that's how easy it is to create a video game. You just create some 3D models in Blender and then say, put them into a video game and add physics. It's that easy. And GBT6 Astra, especially on like high, is incredibly good at visual tasks and it can just do things for you, send you a link, you can send it to all your friends. You could very easily make this multiplayer. Just ask Codex, "How do I make this multiplayer? I want to send it
1:13:08to my friends." Boom. Send it to them. You'll be able to play it multiplayer.
1:13:12So, the 17th useful thing that you need to understand about Codeex in order to master it, and this one's really important, right? and I made a video about this a few days ago is the uh scheduled tasks feature. We've talked about this a little bit today. I do want to go into it a little bit. So, if you go to a new chat and uh actually we can go to an existing chat. Remember in our recents we said uh draft three helpful tasks in any chat thread. You can just say hey I want you to do this at 10:00
1:13:41a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
1:13:46And that's it. Codeex will go off and it will create a task for you. Now the thing about codec is if you don't always have your computer running, it will not run at that time, right? Because codeex happens and it's creating these files locally on your computer, it's not going to run if your computer is off. And so this is why I have some of my scheduled tasks. You can see this cloud icon right
1:14:14here. These are created on GBT work. You can see here it just added something. I saw that it just added something. If we go back, we can see that it said take three things off my plate, I think is what it's called here. And if you click on it, you can open it up right here.
1:14:29And here are the instructions that get sent to Codeex every time this runs. And if you clicked on frequency here, it shows Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:00 a.m. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10 a.m., it will be sent this prompt. basically and it will go off and do those tasks. You can see here it says runs in and then it says draft three helpful tasks. That means it will run and then it will respond in this chat
1:14:59session right here. Yeah, you can see after I ran this task right here, it responded right here and showed me the document in this chat session. When it says runs in this chat session, you can see the name of the chat session right here. That means every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10 a.m. it will respond in this chat session. So this would be an example of a good chat session to either pin or you could say,
1:15:26"Hey, any of the active automations or or scheduled tasks that we have, can you please create a new section in codeex called automations and then add all of those chat sessions to that section inside codeex?" So, what I'm going to do right now is I need to organize all of the chat threads that I should check every day. So, now it says, "I'll find the tasks linked to your active automations and create an automation section and move those tasks into it."
1:15:52Which sounds really useful. And look at this. It just added four chat sessions to this. It said, "Draft three helpful tasks, check upcoming video statuses, build instinct, tweet monitor, and schedule monthly business review." All of these automations or all of these chat sessions. And you can see this little clock icon and that shows that it involves a scheduled task which is really cool. So now I have all of my automations organized right here and I can check those chat sessions. Okay, so
1:16:20the 18th really useful thing that you can do inside codeex is you can get it to control your email and iMessage.
1:16:28Email is one of the things that I hate the most. I am constantly using codeex to use Gmail. So, I'm going to say, "Hey, can you look at the latest emails from Emily uh at agentnative.inc? I need you to uh give me a little summary of them, and I need you to draft a response to her for me, please, so I can approve it so you can send it." And so, I'm constantly doing this. Like, if I don't want to go through, I'll just say like, "Hey, what are my most important emails I need to respond to?" It'll give me a
1:16:57list and it'll summarize them, and I'll just say, "Hey, can you draft up an email that says this? Can you draft up another email that says this?" And then I'll have all of them right there. And I'll just be like, "Yep, send them all."
1:17:06And I'll just do this with my voice. I'm using Whisper Flow. Okay. So, here's its response. By the way, I actually had to redact some of these company names right here. I said, "Please make the companies redacted." But, um, yeah. So, this is Emily's draft or draft to Emily. And I'm just going to say, "Okay." Yep. Send it as is. Keep the redactions uh of the company names and send the email. then give me a link to the sent email when you're done. And this automatically happens because in its memory, it always
1:17:35knows that whenever it edits a document or sends an email, it sends me a link to that email. So, I can open it up in the codeex browser. But I can fire this off and it is going to send this email to Emily. And there you go. It said sent to Emily exactly as approved. And now if we can open this up in the Codeex browser and this should take us exactly to our email. And it did. So, we can full screen this. You can see, "Hey, Emily, thanks for staying on top of," and this is an email that was actually sent to
1:18:05Emily, which is really cool. You can fully control your email from your codeex. And you can say, "Hey, additionally, I want you to please send this to uh Emily Lambert on uh text as well. I need you to send this to the exact message on text." And then say, "What are you up to?" as a follow-up message. And here, this popped up. Hey, Emily. Thanks. it. So here it's like giving us an approval that we can do.
1:18:28And so I'm just going to hit continue.
1:18:30And this completed the request. So if we open this up and go to text, this is my iMessage with Emily. It sent this to Emily. And here we see that it says, "What are you up to?" I'm going to hit continue. And I can very easily go back to iMessage. And we can see that it was sent to Emily. you can get codeex to fully control your iMessage which is a very fun experience. So the 19th thing that you need to know about codec is
1:19:00that you can turn repeated workflows into skills. Over the past you know 6 months since I started using codeex I have so many skills. Skills are the individual units that make up a plugin or at least one of the individual units that make up a plugin. Let me show you what I mean. And if you go to the notion plugin and scroll down here, you can actually see the four skills that come with the notion plugin. If we come to
1:19:29the versel plugin, we can see that this one comes with 54 different skills, right? These are all of the skills that come bundled within a plugin which is created which is this forcell plugin. So it has 544 skills built in. Now I really like using skills when I use codecs.
1:19:52When I want to create something that is a specific format, I will create a skill. Let me show you some of the skills that I have. So I have a YouTube thumbnail uh skill. This will automatically generate a thumbnail in my style. I also have a YouTube researcher skill which can scrape from YouTube. And then I also have a scrape creator skill which can scrape social media from any platform. I can just download all of a
1:20:20creators transcripts, full videos off any platform. It's pretty insane that more people aren't talking about this, but these are all skills that I've set up. And so these are more advanced workflows and I'm actually going to get to adding external APIs in in a in a couple minutes, but I first want to show a more basic example. Okay, so this is a notion document that I created today and this is actually the notion doc created for this video and I put a lot of effort into this, right? Every single one of
1:20:49these sections has a rehook. So it's like the fourth thing that you need to know about codeex is blah blah blah, right? This document outlines the entire video that we're creating now and it has a really good intro that outlines this entire video. So let's say that I wanted to be able to create this on any topic.
1:21:08What I would do is I would go to codeex and let's zoom in here. Hey, please create a skill that lets me create video outlines in this format. Let's call this format a let's just call it golden long form.
1:21:31This is what it should look like. Notice the blue um bullet underneath each section. That is a rehook. So the intro outlines what we're going to be talking about. And then the list outlines the topic that we're discussing. And this should be called golden long form. This is a skill that we can reuse later. So I can fire this off. This can actually be set to like medium here. And I can run
1:21:59this. And here it is going to take this outline right here. and it's going to turn it into a skill. And this will allow me to take all this manual work that I did to come up with a good intro and an outline and it will make it a repeatable workflow that I can create for a future video. Now, this golden long form skill was created. So, this is a skill that was created. I can click on this and I can see all of the info about the skill. You don't really need to learn how to create skills. You just need to tell your codeex agent who's
1:22:28really good at creating skills to create the skill for you. Now when it gets created, let's say I was in a new chat, I could very easily go slash uh golden long form. Now it is something I can at@mention and just say I want you to create this on x topic. Here's some additional ideas I want you to include and it will create a notion document because it has a skill for it. And speaking of skills, that brings me to number 20, right? This is the 20th thing
1:22:56that you need to know about codeex, which is record and replay. Not all skills involve just doing things by typing out whatever it is that you want to repeat. Sometimes you want to show the agent the exact workflow. And so what you could do is you can press at record and replay and you can say record my screen. Then we will turn it into a
1:23:26skill. And because GPT6 Astra is so good at controlling your computer, you could do something manually. So let's just say this skill is creating thumbnails on paper. So when I fire off this prompt, what this is going to do is it's automatically going to start recording my screen. And you'll see it pop up in just a second. Whatever I record on my
1:23:53screen, Codeex can analyze that video, see everything that I do. Look at this. So, you can see that it's recording my screen. Now, I can just navigate to paper. Now, I'm going to go to dashboard and I'm going to go to Instagram graphics. Actually, this is not what I want. I want YouTube thumbnail graphics.
1:24:13Here's my YouTube thumbnails. This is how I've created my thumbnails for a very long time. Look at this. I can create thumbnails in paper. And so I could very easily open this up, right?
1:24:28I'm working on this right here. I can very easily add another image. This is the desktop app that I created earlier. Let's say we wanted to use Grockbot. I could copy this, paste this in here. I could then open this up again and let's say we're talking about Grockbot and Codeex. I could copy this, paste it right here. Now I'm going to select this image. Select this image and this image.
1:24:56Open up this uh tab right here. And I would say replace the logo on left with the white logo. text should say Grockbot is the best. Then write logo should be the blue one.
1:25:19Text should say codeex new features. And now I can run this. So this is actually how I create quick thumbnails. This is the actual workflow I'll use. And look at this. Look at how easy that is. I can use paper. I can create seven different variations of the thumbnail, right? And let's say I wanted to use a different image of me. I could select this, select this, I could select
1:25:47all of this. Um, the character that is in the Grockbot and Codeex thumbnail should be replaced by the other character's face. So only replace the character. Keep the Grockbot and the CEX logo. Right? And we can just continue to create a ton of variations of this thumbnail. So, we just recorded our screen. Now, I can go back to Chad GBT.
1:26:10I'm going to hit stop here. This will automatically input this information back to Codeex. Check this out. And so, now it says, I'm stopping the recording. I'm going to review your paper workflow and use it to build the thumbnail skill. And because Codeex has this computer use, it can fully control your computer.
1:26:31it is able to actually use these apps right now. Now, creating this skill is going to take forever. I have another video that I'll link in the description showing this process and how you can actually do this. That'll be in the link in the description. The 21st thing that you need to understand about codeex that's really useful especially with skills is you can give skills outside APIs. I do this quite frequently. So, there is an app, it's called scrape creators, and I was telling you about it earlier. This is a skill that I'd
1:27:00created. scrape creators and I could ask it like tell me what this does in concise bullets and I can change this to light. What this skill does is it can scrape from any social media platform, right? Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedIn. It can just pull public creator data from all of them. It can pull the videos, the link and bio pages, everything. It is a super scraper for social media. And so
1:27:28this skills API thing that you can do with codeex, right? With codeex, you can go to external APIs and you can set up, you need to set up a billing account, which means you need to give them a credit card because it costs money to use the scrape creators. And then what you're going to do is you're going to get an API key. And when you get this API key, you give it to Codeex and then you're going to say something like this.
1:27:55You're going to say, "Hey, I want you to turn the capabilities of this API." And then you're going to give it a link to the documentation. Every single external API, including scrape creators, which I'll show you in just a second, comes with documentation uh of this API. You're going to give it the documentation link. Here is my API key. Now, let me show you what I mean.
1:28:24If I go to type in I'm just going to type in scrapecreators API. I'm going to find scrapecreators.com and I can very easily just click get started. When you sign in to this account, when you sign into your account, you're going to get an API key. You're going to add your billing information. You're going to copy the key and you're going to do exactly this.
1:28:46You're going to go to codeex and say, "Hey, I want you to turn the capabilities of scrape creators of this API of scrape creators. Here is my API key. Please figure it out. I want to be able to do all of the things that you can do with this API." And then 3 to 5 minutes later, this will work. I've done this with Scrape Creators. I've done this with FA. Actually, that was on a different account. Oh, yeah. my uh YouTube my YouTube researcher skill uses
1:29:15a skill called SER API have another external API and it is called remove background. This allows the agent to remove the background and these are external APIs that you can just give to your agent and then it will be able to do those things. So if it creates an image you could just use the remove background scale and it can remove the background and send you a new image without the background. And I highly recommend digging deep and learning APIs. All of the apps that you might
1:29:43need a wrapper for to go and like use some remove background wrapper. You can just give that capability to codeex.
1:29:50Okay. So I want to share with you an example of one external API. This is the most powerful external API that I have even more than scrape creators. And this brings me to the 22nd thing that you need to know about codeex is you can give it a video understanding skill. And this is on agentnative.inc. This is a resource on agent native that you can download right now and it has this full skill. And on Gemini, Google Gemini is not the best model right now. As of
1:30:20September 8th, 2026, it's not that great of a model. However, there's one feature that they have. So, if you go to aistudio.google.com, you can actually test this out for yourself. You can upload a video. So, if you were to upload a video to Google AI Studio, you can upload a video and Gemini can actually watch the video. You can like on on all of the other platforms, if you try to include a video on codecs, it'll like cut the video into
1:30:49frames. It'll extract a transcript, so it will know some about the video, but it will take way longer and it will be more expensive. Google actually has a native video uploading skill, meaning you can upload it like an image. It's really fast to analyze it. Like I can just say uh tell me about every 3 second frame in this video in a table. And so what this will do is this will look at this minute and 13 second video and it
1:31:18will pretty quickly give me a response. It can analyze videos really quickly.
1:31:24And look at that. It only took about 20 seconds and it went through the entire video and it looked at every 3se secondond frame within the video and tells you exactly what happened. Google has a ton of video data. I don't know how they do this, but they can you can very quickly analyze videos with Google Gemini. Now, what does this have to do with codecs? Well, you can get a Google API key and you can click on this right here, get API key, and you can create a new API key and copy it to your
1:31:53clipboard. Remember what we were just talking about, right? Remember what we were just talking about? Hey, I want you to turn the capabilities of and this in this case it would be Google Gemini um specifically their video analysis uh skill. Um here is my API key. And then you paste key. And then you're basically just going to take this and you are going to give it to codeex.
1:32:25And after you do that, you can create a skill that I call video analyze skill.
1:32:32So I could give it 10 videos and it can just analyze a bunch of videos the same way it did it in 20 seconds. It basically took that functionality and it allows codeex to actually delegate this, right? So I would say analyze this video or analyze these many videos. send that prompt into codeex. It would actually send this MP4 file for Gemini to analyze it and then Gemini would send its
1:33:00analysis back to Codeex where it would process it. And the way I've set up this skill is that Codeex may actually do another round of analysis if it doesn't feel satisfied. Like for example, if you gave it a um a short form video and you want to understand why it worked, maybe it would do one analysis prompt asking about its transcript and then it would do another round asking about for its onscreen visuals. So it would do that twice and then eventually it would process it and send you a response back
1:33:30or it could create some sort of document, right? You could ask it to create a uh Google doc. And so let me show you how this works. So, I could just use this video analyze skill. And then here's a video that I could do right here. So, I'm just going to go ahead and copy this video. I'm going to paste it right here. Hey, this video on Instagram didn't do that well. Can you analyze this? Use this skill and tell me why it didn't perform well. I want a really detailed answer. I want the I want to know how I can make the transcript better. And then I also want
1:33:58uh you to like tell me about the key frames and visuals in this and what visuals I could do better. And so I'm going to go ahead and change this up to medium. And we're going to fire this prompt. So because I gave it this video analyze skill, and this video analyze skill uses the um Google Gemini abilities here, it's automatically going to use this agentic video understanding mode right here. It was bad. 10k views.
1:34:26I'm just going to run that. Fire that prompt in. And um and it's going to automatically use the default model, Gemini 3.8 Flash. It's all in the skill. And remember, this is in the link in the description. It's on a agentnative.inc.
1:34:40Um and now it's going to analyze it. And look at the level at which this analyzed the video. My strongest read. This video is a compelling privacy story, but it makes viewers work through several other stories before getting there. The editing adds movement, yet most important software demonstrations are difficult to read. Gemini analyzed the the full 53 second video. You reported roughly 10,000 views without retention.
1:35:05The opening creates a promise that the video doesn't fully deliver. And the point is with this skill, you get a much more uh deeper understanding by the AI by the time it gives you a response. It can fully watch a video and it can outline everything, right? Current wording or idea. Why? it weakens the explanation. And here it literally gave me how I would revise the transcript and it divided it into those
1:35:333-se secondond chunks, what I would change and and how I would change it. And here's the version that I would re-record. And it gave me a full new transcript to try out. So, now that our AI is more visual and it can view videos, this takes me to the next one.
1:35:51The 23rd thing that you need to know about codeex is you can create inline charts directly inside codeex. So this is going to be a quick one. Please use your inline charts uh to create your new idea. Um and I want a flowchart of ideas and I want you to use different mermaid diagrams to share your ideas with me in line. Um not don't create any artifact.
1:36:15Do it with your inline uh chart creation skills. I don't even need a special skill for this. This is actually built into codecs. It can use something called mermaid diagrams and it can create diagrams directly in the chat here like right in line. And it's really cool.
1:36:32Check this out. Look, it's just going to create this chart in line. I don't know what it's creating. Look at this. AI can work with all your messages. So, it's a privacy story, productivity story, business story, right? The revised story should move from one personal stakes to proof then back to human question. So now it's a lot more linear, right? It makes a lot more sense. Here it's showing a sequence diagram directly in line group chat from the AI agent
1:37:02account owner and it shows kind of everything about it. Here's a proposed real sequence from 4 seconds. Look at this. We're just finding new ways to share this information. And so I going back to the skills theme. Okay. Whenever I want you to um I love this format by the way. I absolutely love it. I want you to please turn this into a skill and just call this like Riley visual format.
1:37:27And then put in your memory that I like whenever something should be done with visuals, please use visuals. I love these visuals. Use these a lot more often. Put this in your memory. Like I just want you to do this more. I don't like text as much. you know, even with emails or something like I I I I really want you to find a way to work this into your daily routine and then make this skill as well. And because Codex has memory built in, all you have to say is like, I want this format more. Like look at how much more fun this is to read.
1:37:54It's like opening A versus opening B.
1:37:56It's so easy to see rather than like a brick of text. So this is just inline diagrams. All you have to do is ask codecs. Okay. So the 24th thing that you need to understand about codecs is you can control it from your phone. So if we go to the chat GPT app on our phone right here and then if we go to settings right if you go to settings and you're going to go to settings and you're going to type in remote and you're going to see this connections and remote. You're going to click on this and then you're
1:38:25going to see the devices that can control this Mac. I'm going to hit add.
1:38:31And now what I can do is I can very easily just go to the camera and we can scan this QR code right here. It'll take us to GPT. This will finish your secure setup. As you can see right here, now we are automatically connected to the app here. So now I can fully control codecs from my phone. And all of the things that I've talked about today apply, right? We can see pinned automations. We
1:39:00have projects and we have chats. I can create a new chat and we can say please use the and I can go uh Riley uh visuals skill and use inline charts to explain the new discovery that OpenAI just made. the scientific discovery.
1:39:29And so I can just use codecs from anywhere. And check this out. You see this running on my phone right here. If I go to recents, you can see this is running. And this is in perfect sync. I can control codecs from my phone. Now my computer does need to be on. And here we can see that it is creating these charts. I actually don't know. This might be a bad example because I Oh, they render on our phone. Look at this.
1:39:56All of these charts render perfectly on our phone. We can even full screen them. I have never done this once on my phone.
1:40:03Like look at these charts. But this is such a cool way to use codecs. And so we're using this directly from our phone. We are fully controlling this. If we create a GBT sites, we can create GBT sites on Codeex and we can run it on our phone. Anything that we can do on our computer, we can do on our phone because our phone is just remote controlling the desktop app from our computer. That's all the remote does. And it is so fun to use. And then another thing that we can do directly from our phone is we can go
1:40:31back. Let's go ahead and go back. Notice here that we have this new chat button, but we also have this real-time voice button. We can use Kodak's real-time voice through the remote, which is mind-blowing. Hey buddy, I need you to spin up a new chat. I want you to use GPT6 Astra in this new chat. I need you to spin it up.
1:40:52And what I want this what I want you to do in this chat is just create a little GPT sites for me. This GPT sites should just be a little diagram and it should be the same format as agentnative.inc like the same styling and such of this new meta muse platform that just came out. Please create a GPT sites report.
1:41:08Make it interactive. I want to be able to click around but it should be relatively like add a few charts. should be relatively simple. Spin up this new chat for me. Can you do that?
1:41:19All right, let me look into that.
1:41:22Okay, I'll take it from here and get that set up. I need your input in the app to continue creating the Metam Muse interactive report.
1:41:31I did it. I gave you access. Okay, I can see in the Codeex app, you have spun this up and I noticed here that you added a prompt here. How did you you you created this chat and uh that's pretty cool. Thank you. Awesome. Glad that worked. Once it finishes, I can help review the report or refine anything you want.
1:41:48Amazing. Can you spin up a new chat that um just checks my email and Slack and um anything that just came in from um from Jake. I'll take that as pulling that into a separate readonly inbox check. Now I'll surface anything new.
1:42:06Amazing. Thank you. And I notice as you as you can see here, look at this. It says spun up a new chat. And so all of the connections or plugins that we have on Codeex right here, Codeex remote, it can spin up new chats that can use these plugins. And so this is why I like having Codeex running 24/7. Anywhere I go with my phone, I can just go anywhere I want. I can use Codeex from anywhere.
1:42:31I don't need to be at my computer to get the power of Codeex, which is just so unbelievably underrated. I mean, look at how cool this is. So, we're making our way through these, right? We just talked about video understanding inline charts.
1:42:44Now we can connect our phone to it. Now this brings us to number 25. The 25th thing that you need to understand about codecs is you can generate images and you can edit them directly inside codec.
1:42:55So now what I want to do is I'm going to say uh please create a thumbnail in my style for a new video on codeex. And I can use my app that I created in codeex, right? Command shift space. I can copy this codeex logo. I can also go like this. Look at this. I can just immediately look up um look at this.
1:43:21Riley Brown YouTube. And I can Oops, I'm in my saved. Let's go like this. Boom.
1:43:30Hopefully it Look at this. I can copy my YouTube thumbnail that easily. Please, can you replace the Open AI logo uh with the codeex logo attached here and make text say 28 things you need to know. And I can fire off this prompt. And here you can see that I'm using the built-in codeex image tool preserving your portrait. Bold white yellow text. And
1:43:59you can see the image being generated right here. And look at this. It is done. So it created this image right here. And if I click on it, right, I can change it to this format right here. But it comes with this like video editor. So I can very easily remember the annotation skill earlier. I can click on this comment button right here. I can very easily just click on this uh make uh shirt white and then I can add this
1:44:27as a comment. I can very easily uh click here. I said uh slightly uh more stars. I could say make this more bold and 3D text add more shadows. Right now we have those three comments and I can say uh make edits.
1:44:53So now it will edit those with those three comments in mind. And there you go. It made the changes based on our comments. It added more stars. It made the text more 3D and it made it white.
1:45:06This feature right here, it basically replaces any need for Photoshop. You can just edit the image exactly how you want it. It's super useful and you could copy it. It's that easy. Okay, so now I want to move to the 26th thing that you absolutely need to know. And then I think this one's incredibly important for using codecs, which is you can use sub aents when doing long tasks. Take this task for example. I want you to research these YouTubers. I list out
1:45:35like seven or eight YouTubers. Extract their 10 videos. And for this, we're actually going to use a skill scrape creators and give me an analysis on what they are doing. Now, if I enter this prompt right now exactly like this, it's going to take forever because it's going to do everything sequentially. However, if I say use sub agents for each one, they're actually going to do them in parallel. So, per unit of time, this will actually use up way more tokens.
1:46:05And that's why it doesn't really use sub aents unless you explicitly ask because if it did, it would just use way more tokens. But if you have a big task that you need to get done with and you want them to analyze it and in fact you could actually say use sub agents with a cheaper model then do analysis as this model right here. This can actually help you save tokens. And so I'm going to move this up to medium. And we can now
1:46:32run this with sub aents. And the UI for this sub aents and sub aents in general super underrated. Watch this real quick. And we're actually going to open up this summary toggle. Uh, and actually nothing's happened yet. So, one sec.
1:46:47It'll open it up in just a second. It'll actually show what sub aents are working. And look at this here. It created a sub aent. This one is for Greg, Matt, and Kane. It started working. So, I clicked on it, and I can see that this sub aent is working. And or actually, there's three sub aents working right now. Um, I can click on this three sub agents working. So, the all-in and moonshots, Cleo, Bridge, Mine, Matt, Greg, Matt, Kain, these
1:47:16three sub agents are working. And I can click on them to see their status. This one's thinking, Cleo is thinking, and all-in moonshots is thinking. So, it tries not to use that many sub aents. I think it decided that three sub aents was best for this task. Now it will actually scrape them all in parallel, bring the information back to the main agent, and then they will give us a response with Astra, which is really
1:47:46Sub agents really allow you to save a lot of time. Now, I actually don't want to wait for this to finish because honestly, I've been filming for about seven straight hours right now. I'm getting really tired. But the point is, it'll gather all this information, bring it back to the main agent. The main agent will give me a response. If you're ever using a skill that takes a really long time, do them in parallel. It'll save you a ton of time. All right, for the 27th thing that you need to understand about codecs is computer use.
1:48:14I didn't really make a big enough deal about this, but with Astra, right, with Astra, it is getting so disturbingly good at controlling your computer. If you ask it to use computer use, which you can do by just going like this, you could just go at computer, right? This will help you control your computer. If you app mention this, it can control your computer. It can literally control your computer like this. And it can create this on Canva. You see it has a
1:48:44photo of this guy. Computer use is drawing it in real time. This is how precise and how good computer use is getting. When you do this on a Mac, it can actually run this in the background.
1:48:54So, you don't even need to keep it in the foreground. And sometimes when I'm using codecs, I'll be using another app and I'll minimize it and I'll just see codecs working in the background. And so I expect over the next 6 months this is going to get 10 times better and 10 times faster and maybe even significantly cheaper. This is something that you need to experience for yourself. I couldn't show you anything that um would would give you the the true feeling that you should get with computer use than you just trying it for yourself. You must try this for
1:49:24yourself. of computer use is absolutely insane. All right, we finally made it. I am so tired. This is insane. This video took forever, but we're here. The last thing that you need to know about Codeex is really cool feature. It's called whatever you want. There is no amount of time I can make a video that would share every single thing that Codex can do.
1:49:47That's not really how AI is going to work in the long run. Over the next year, you're going to start realize that these products are more like Jarvis. And not like not like if you squint like Jarvis. I mean actually like Jarvis.
1:50:00When ever like did you ever once think in your life that you would have a product that you can talk to that would build full 3D models and then put it into a video game? When was that ever even a possibility? When did you ever think something like that would be possible? I I It's never been possible.
1:50:17And so what I want to get through to you through this video, anything that you can do on a computer, Codeex can in theory do. You can figure out a way to jerryrig Codeex to control any external app. So there's really no limitations to the things that you can do in Codeex. So for this last one, I just want to encourage you to use your imagination.
1:50:38If something can happen on a computer, you can probably figure out a way to automate it or do it through codecs and use GPT6, the most powerful model in the world. And that is what I want to encourage to you today. Let's do a quick recap before we go. Today we talked about the fact that Codeex is the app. GPT6 is the model. Super powerful model.
1:50:58You can build any app. When you build an app, it just creates files on your computer and it's very easy to create a web app, right? A site, an app, a game. If you want to get the web app on the internet and send it to a friend, the easiest way to do that is GPT sites.
1:51:12Sites are good for personal sites and team sites. And then you can also just create any type of app, right? You can create desktop apps and iOS apps. You can use the build iOS app skill. I created my desktop app. I showed you I used it three times in this not only to make this video but during this video which was very fun. There's also a really powerful inapp browser.
1:51:30Additionally, you can create documents, right? They have built-in documents. We created some spreadsheets. We created a presentation etc. We also used annotate mode. Whether you're creating a document or a website, you can annotate directly on it and you can give feedback to the agent on how it should change something.
1:51:45We also talked about my stack for creating production ready apps. This is a 10 like a 2-hour video by itself if I went super deep. I'll do that in a future video. I just wanted to let you know that this is the stack that I was using. We also talked about projects in the sidebar. We talked about the fact that you can do multitask and you can do many tasks at once. It's super useful.
1:52:03You can create sections. You can also get codeex to create sections within the app and organize all of your chats. You can create plugins and you can plug into every tool that you've ever used, no matter what. It's amazing that you can just do that. You can connect an entire business, my whole business. Every single part of it is connected to codeex. I'm filming this video on a tool called Tela. Tela I have set up to the MCP so I can get all the transcripts for all the videos that I've ever filmed so that I can use them in my content. This is insane. And then also, you don't need
1:52:33to like have a plan every time. You can just say, "Hey, look at all the plugins.
1:52:36Tell me what we should do next. Help me out." Right? You can ask Codex to do that. You can also get it to create anything you want in Blender, which is just insane. And then you can put those Blender assets in a video game, right?
1:52:44And that's how we created that uh Rocket League game with the the mouse. I don't know why we did that, but we did it. And you can also use this technology to create interactive learning tools. You can take any prompt that you do in Codeex, you can turn it into a scheduled task or automation. You can fully control your emails and texts through Codeex. You can create skills. If you have a skill that you don't want to describe and you want to show codecs, you can use record and replay. You can add external APIs to skills, which is just insane and awesome and sick. You can also create inline charts. You can connect your phone with the Chat Gvt app
1:53:12to Codex. You can control codecs 24/7 as long as your computer is on. In a future video coming up very soon, I'm going to show you my dedicated codec setup. I'm very excited. I actually haven't fully set it up yet, but I'm very excited to have Codex running 24/7. You can generate images, use sub agents to save time, and computer use is insane. you need to just hop in and test it and then you can just do whatever you want.
1:53:31That's what we covered today. Anyway, I it is 11:05 p.m. I'm pretty sure I started this at like noon. I'm exhausted. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. I wanted to just get all my ideas out regarding GBT6 and Codeex, explain a little bit how I'm using it and give this super overarching overview. Obviously, in future videos, I'm going to be digging deep into more of these. Right, I made a a recent video with 200k views on GPT sites alone. That video did really well. And every single thing that I discussed today will be
1:53:59on.inc in the description below. A full guide that you can download that you can get of everything that we discussed as a little cheat sheet. Do it for you. Do it for you. This video is not sponsored by anyone. Just wanted to get this video out. This model's insane. I love codeex.
1:54:14I'm tired, but I love you guys. This has been such a fun last 3 months. So many of you have been commenting. I really appreciate it.
1:54:22I wouldn't be here without you. And I've been seeing more and more people around New York City saying like, "Hey, Riley, I love your videos in real life." Which is like pretty cool thing. I've had a lot of cool conversations in person with people I've I've I've seen in real life that have come up to me saying that like my videos have genuinely changed the way I do business or changed the way that I do something. And it's been awesome. So anyway, thank you guys so much for watching. And I'll see you here in the next one.
