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I’ve been using Codex CLI with different accounts / working contexts, and switching between them manually started to get messy.
So I made a small Bash tool called codex-profile.
It lets you create and switch between isolated Codex profiles by changing CODEX_HOME, while optionally sharing useful local context like:
The idea is simple: keep auth/runtime state separated per profile, but avoid duplicating the parts you actually want to reuse across profiles.
It also has a safety reminder to back up your original .codex directory before using it.
Repo:
https://github.com/yalcin/codex-profile
Feedback, bug reports, and suggestions are welcome.
Software Engineer (Rails + JavaScript, Mid-Level) — Poppins
Full-time · Fully remote · International (via Employer of Record) · 1–3 years experience
About Poppins
Poppins is a parent coaching and family-support service. We connect families with specialists, manage subscriptions and scheduling, and offer AI-assisted guidance on everyday parenting questions. Our customers are tired parents who don't have time for buggy software — the bar is high.
We're a small engineering team running a Rails monolith with Hotwire. The change you make in the morning can be in front of users by the afternoon.
The Role
You'll build and improve the flows families and specialists use daily — onboarding, dashboard, AI and human chat, scheduling, and account management. Some weeks that means shipping a new flow end-to-end. Others it means chasing down a mobile layout bug or tightening a flickering streaming response.
You'll turn Figma files into working product alongside our designer and product lead. PRs get reviewed, CI runs on every change, and someone's always around to unblock you.
Tech Stack
Ruby on Rails + Hotwire (Turbo, Stimulus) + Tailwind CSS
PostgreSQL with vector search
Minitest
Anthropic's Claude and other LLMs (streaming chat, tool-call-driven UI)
Small native iOS shell wrapping the web app
Stripe, scheduling, and email vendors as needed
What We're Looking For
1–3 years shipping production web apps, ideally in a server-rendered framework
An eye for the difference between it works and it feels right
The habit of reading code carefully before changing it
Tests as part of normal work, not an afterthought
A debugger's instinct — you want to know why, not just make it stop
Clear written English (we're async-first)
Curiosity about LLM-driven features
At least 4 hours/day timezone overlap with US Eastern Time
Nice to have: Hotwire/Tailwind in production, payments/scheduling vendors, LLM app experience, HIPAA-adjacent work.
How We Work
Small team, short feedback loops. Fully remote and async-first with a daily overlap window. No engineering on-call. Direct access to design and product — no layers of approvals.
Compensation & Benefits
Salary above local-market median, calibrated to experience and location. Plus: generous PTO, health coverage, equipment and home-office support, learning budget, coworking stipend, annual team gathering, and paid parental leave — in compliance with your local employment regulations, plus a good bit more.
We hire internationally via Employer of Record (not 1099). We can hire from most of Latin America, Europe, Africa, and parts of Asia.
How to Apply
In your proposal, please include:
A short note on a recent project you shipped — what it was, your role, and one thing you'd do differently.
A GitHub/GitLab link or code you can share.
Location: US, Canada, Mexico, EU only
Duration: Long-term (mini 3 years )
Compensation: Based on performance (expected to reach $1,500–$3,000 within 3 months)
Note; Not agency
How to apply: your country + a brief introduction(main skill)