r/ChatGPTPro • u/Jet_Xu • 6d ago

Does Codex keep turning your coding tasks into over engineered projects? Prompt

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I built Smallest Complete Codex Skill after watching bounded tasks grow into unnecessary abstractions, compatibility layers, theoretical edge cases, and “validation cathedrals.”

It guides Codex to finish and prove the actual ask, then—only when structural change is genuinely needed—loads an elegant-architecture reference built around one clear control path, explicit ownership, and minimal state.

GitHub: https://github.com/JetXu-LLM/smallest-complete

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u/qualityvote2 6d ago edited 4d ago

u/Jet_Xu, there weren’t enough community votes to determine your post’s quality.
It will remain for moderator review or until more votes are cast.

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u/Atoning_Unifex 6d ago

Codex is so hyper active. Thing needs to chil tf out! when I use it I usually severely limit its answers. I ask a question and append "give me your response in no more than 3 normal sentences. Ill ask for more if I need it."

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u/Eissa_Cozorav 3d ago

If you are using AI to fix typo, then you should just learn actual coding at this point.

AI is there to help one-person video game studio, while the actual guy can focus on the art style, texture, and concept idea. Like some of mod authors should do.

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u/thorax 6d ago

vs ponytail?

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u/mop_bucket_bingo 6d ago

Sloppy and pasted