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CodexGuide

A Chinese-language practical guide to using OpenAI Codex, covering setup across its CLI, desktop app, IDE extension, and cloud, plus workflows for real projects.

CodexGuide

CodexGuide is a guide to using Codex in real work, aimed at beginners, creators, developers, and teams. It is organized around three questions: how to get started with Codex's various entry points (CLI, desktop app, IDE extension, cloud/web), how to describe work to Codex so it can read a project, edit files, run commands, and produce checkable results, and how to turn a successful task into reusable templates, rules, and safety boundaries for a team.

Content covers installation and setup, prompt engineering, project rules files, sandboxing and approval settings, git and CI workflows, and worked examples such as building front-end pages, admin panels, presentations, and promotional videos with Codex.

It is published as a website with a companion GitHub repository, and includes a separate site of visual themes for the Codex desktop app.

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