This has been reported on before, but here's a look at the new reasoning slider that I expect will be rolled out alongside GPT 5.6.
Currently just maps the slider to the existing Light -> Extra High steps that 5.5 offers. It's possible that this may be a 0-1 slider with no steps for GPT 5.6
After some more digging, bypassing statsig gates, and patching in my local install of the `gh cli` I've been able to get the "Pull requests" tab to show in the "Alpha" version of Codex.
Features:
- View all PRs in an inbox or filter by Repo.
- Split by Draft, Open, and Merged.
- Switch between "Authored" and "Review" for tickets that you wrote or have been listed as a reviewer on.
- View PR, diff, comments etc.… Basically everything you'd expect.
- "Code review" isn't Codex code review but the Diff of the PR.
- There's currently no way to open the PR in a chat other than copying the PR and opening it manually but I imagine that's coming.
- All remote origins are shown in the dropdown including non-Github remotes but likely just a bug.
Still very much a WIP as the "Code review" tab that shows the diff crashes pretty regularly for me.
Under the hood it uses a bundled `gh` cli for all communication with Github. Like the rest of the app, VS Code seems to be the backend for rendering code and diffs with everything relating to this tab under `vscode://codex/gh-pr-board` URI.
I'm pretty sure this is new but forgive me if Enterprise customers already have it (this is my personal account and work is a Bitbucket house).
Did some digging in the Codex app because I was bored.
Looks like the team is working on an overhaul to the Projects system with:
- Multiple folders per project.
- Ability to name them something different than the folder in your filesystem.
- Ability to give them a custom icon and colour.
- A new “Projects” tab when your sidebar is not split by project.
Finally got my diagnosis of paroxysmal Afib today after many months of going through episodes that range from minutes to hours to a whole day.
Been prescribed flecainide and bisoprolol to take as and when I have an episode.
Echo showed nothing structurally wrong and arteries were all clear.
Been referred to another specialist for an ablation in the next couple of months.
What can I expect from the medication and how long does it usually take to work?
And for those who have had an ablation, is it a scary process? What’s the recovery on it like? And did it work for you?
Hey, so I’m in the process of being diagnosed for Afib and my Apple Watch has essentially saved my life here and originally flagged the Afib.
I’m wanting something I can wear 24/7 to give me notifications of irregular rhythm and afib burden.
I’ve been looking at Whoop Life and wanted to know if this would be suitable for my needs? Is anyone using this for my purpose?
Hey y’all
Currently going through the diagnostic process but all signs point to PoTS.
Really been struggling with fatigue since Saturday. Watch is reporting that my sleep is great and I ended up sleeping 2 hours earlier than normal last night and waking up and my usual time but just feel absolutely exhausted and feel like all I want to do is get in bed.
I don’t need to sleep, I just feel foggy and like I’ve been working out for 5 hours solid. Just fully drained.
Doing the usual of fluids and electrolytes but nothing seems to help. Tried caffeine too which usually picks me up but it’s just doing nothing.
It’s really beginning to affect my work, relationships, and is totally debilitating. Feels like I’m on the verge of tears which is likely the exhaustion too.
I really don’t know what to do so any advice would be greatly appreciated ❤️
The worst thing about having ADHD is forgetting to order my ADHD medication 😂
I reverse engineered the NHS app API. The claw can login, find the 2FA prompt from iMessage, check if I need to order, and then order them if needed with a confirmation from me.
If anyone else is interested in this I’ll wrap it up as a plugin.