Codex CLI: A Terminal-Based Coding Agent That Could Replace Junior Devs
Codex CLI
Yesterday, along with the new models, OpenAI released Codex CLI, a full-fledged coding agent you can use right from the terminal.
To me it looks like a perfect complement and, in some ways, a replacement for Cursor (that code editor with built-in AI: AI-powered autocomplete, code editing through an integrated chat, writing classes and functions, fixing bugs, and so on).
Bottom line: junior and mid-level developers are no longer needed.
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