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<description>Codex is a strong tool for generating initial code quickly, but shipping quality software requires rigorous testing, review, and workflow discipline on top of what the model produces. Users report the best results come from focusing prompts on user experience, using planning mode for complex tasks, and verifying functionality with real end-to-end tests rather than trusting internal checks or clean diffs. Layering in adversarial reviews, multiple LLMs for cross-checking, and careful context manag</description>
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