Raziq Al-Azim

Seorang insan biasa yang mempunyai matlamat hidup.

[Kevin Xu @kevinxu]

I just kept going all in 1 stock at a time and 21 months later $35k turned into $10M 🤷‍♂️

[OrcaRouter 🐳 @OrcaRouter]

AI agents don't need just smarter models. They need guardrails and firewalls.

Incidents like this are exactly why we built the OrcaRouter Agent Firewall.

🛡️ Block rm -rf
✋ Require approval for risky commands
🔒 Protect secrets & sensitive files
💸 Stop runaway agent loops

Coming soon: Bring your own Codex subscription to OrcaRouter with the same security.

[Alex Martin @LoopOnChain]

So apparently GPT 5.6 Sol might just randomly delete all of the files on your laptop 🚨

Here's how to safeguard yourself against it

Paste this prompt into codex:

Protect this machine from accidental permanent file deletion by Codex.

Implement this as defense in depth, not merely as a written instruction.

Requirements:

1. Inspect the current official Codex documentation for hooks, command rules, sandboxing, and approval settings before making changes.

2. Detect the operating system and identify its recoverable Trash or Recycle Bin command:
- On macOS, use `/usr/bin/trash <absolute-path>`. Do not add `--`, because macOS `/usr/bin/trash` treats it as a filename.
- On Linux or Windows, verify an installed, reliable Trash or Recycle Bin mechanism before using it.
- If no reliable recoverable mechanism exists, stop and explain what must be installed or configured.

3. Add a durable global Codex instruction:
- Codex must never permanently delete a file or directory.
- All removals must go to Trash or the Recycle Bin.
- Permanent deletion requires the user to explicitly change this safety policy first.
- Destructive Git operations such as `git clean`, `git reset --hard`, bulk checkout, or bulk restore must also be blocked.

4. Install a global `PreToolUse` hook that returns a hard `deny` before execution when it detects:
- `rm`, `unlink`, `rmdir`, or `shred`
- `find -delete`
- `rsync --delete`
- destructive Git cleanup or reset commands
- common Python, Node, Ruby, or Perl deletion APIs
- file deletion through `apply_patch`
- delete-like MCP filesystem tools
- nested destructive commands inside `bash -c`, `bash -lc`, `sh -c`, or `zsh -c`

5. The hook must direct Codex to the verified Trash or Recycle Bin command instead. Do not silently rewrite dangerous commands, because flags and shell expansion could be misinterpreted.

6. Add user-level Codex command rules that mark direct permanent-deletion commands as `forbidden`. Preserve existing rules and configuration.

7. Set safe global defaults when compatible with the existing configuration:
- `sandbox_mode = "workspace-write"`
- `approval_policy = "on-request"`
Do not override managed policies or create conflicting permission configurations.

8. Preserve all existing configuration. Inspect files before editing, make narrowly scoped changes, and create recoverable backups of any configuration files that must be replaced.

9. Validate everything without risking real data:
- Parse the hook and configuration files.
- Feed simulated tool-call JSON into the hook.
- Confirm dangerous examples are denied.
- Confirm ordinary commands and the Trash command are allowed.
- Test the Trash mechanism using a newly created disposable temporary file.
- Run an end-to-end Codex test using `rm` with no arguments inside a read-only sandbox. Never test `rm` with a real target.
- Confirm the command was blocked before shell execution.

10. Explain any limitations honestly. A Codex hook is a guardrail, not an absolute operating-system security boundary.

11. Check whether system backups are configured. Do not enable or modify backups without permission, but report clearly if no backup destination exists.

12. At completion, provide:
- The files created or changed
- The validation results
- The exact one-time steps required to review and trust the hook
- Any restart requirement
- Any remaining risks

Do not permanently delete anything while completing this task. If cleanup is necessary, move it to Trash or the Recycle Bin.

[Raziq Al-Azim @RaziqAzim]

@jasperdevs what plan?

[Roman Lakhnyuk @rlakhnyuk]

After doing 100M+ views in 30 days

Here are 3 mistakes I made so you don’t have to...

[Jake Castillo @jakecastilloooo]

https://t.co/nd76nuyrkL

[ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs]

A few patterns we frequently use with Fable 5:

Use Fable 5 as an "advisor."

An executor (Sonnet 5) calls Fable 5 for guidance.

Most tokens are billed at the lower executor rate.

[Anthony Perry @theperryecom]

Here’s my product research checklist I used to find 6-7 figure winners and get sales right out of the gate.

1: Does it have perceived value?

To answer yes you should be asking yourself these questions..

- Does the product actually provide value?
- Can it be marketed in a way where it feels worth more than what someone paid for?

If the product hits both then there’s potential here.

2. Does it solve a deep problem?

The deeper the problem, the more depth you can create in your marketing. The biggest issue with people selling problem solvers is they ASSUME a problem exists.

This mistake kills more tests than anything else. Remember the goal is to tap into real pain and predisposed desires.

3. Does it have a wow factor?

A wow factor isn’t the new cool LED-light singing dog bowl. The wow you’re looking for is “Woah, I actually need this right now, this is what I’ve been looking for.”

The coolest looking product won’t convert, but that specific sense of urgency I mentioned will.

4. Is the margin there to acquire customers profitably?

We need to build our business to soak the cost of ads. Without it, your margin will be razor thin.

Don’t be afraid of products or bundles that are $100+.

The right offer to the right person will convert like hot cakes.

5. Is there many angles I can market this from?

Think of the initial test like a shotgun spray. You can take 1 product and sell it to 5 different groups of people who have their own reasons to buy.

Once you see where the sales are coming from, you narrow in like a sniper. Fix the bleeding funnel, double down on what's converting, and now you've got something you can actually go crazy.

The more doors into the same product, the better your chances of finding a winner fast.

Look, leaving product picks to gut feelings, appearances, and trending lists is for noobies.

This is the actual filter you need to increase your test quality.

I put together a list of products that hit every one of these points, if you want to see it and want to understand the framework deeper, reply "list" and I'll send it over.

[Anthony Perry @theperryecom]

How I scaled this store to $2k/day in 62 days with image ads.

- Took some boring product I found on Amazon and brought it to the Zuck platform.

- Created a ‘high dopamine’ static ad with long form copy that hits a pain-point.

- Customer lands on an advert, thinks they discovered a well kept secret.

- The copy on the advert creates massive FOMO in them.

- They click on “Check availability” and land on my PDP.

- They purchase and get hit with a post-purchase upsell.

This method alone lets me test boring products from Amazon on Meta but I’m able to sell them differently. AI does most of the funnel building as well.

This is something you can use today to test different concepts and messaging extremely fast and lock in on what works in your market.

I wrote a document on my ‘high dopamine’ static ad framework, reply with the word “STATIC” and I’ll send it over.

[Jake Castillo @jakecastilloooo]

Conversion metric benchmarks every founder needs to memorize:

> View to download ratio: 5 downloads per 1000 views
> Paywall rate (% of people getting to paywall): 75%+
> Paywall conversion rate (% of people paying): 10%

If you’re hitting these consistently, you’re on the right track.

If you’re not, you’ve got some work to do

[Eglitis @eglitisX]

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[Jake Castillo @jakecastilloooo]

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[Jake Castillo @jakecastilloooo]

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[Zara Quinn @_Zaraquin]

Israel dropped the largest non nuclear bomb on innocent people of lebanon, the media silent no UN outrage human rights are silent.

FUCK ISRAEL
FUCK UN

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

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[Forward Future Brian @ForwardEditor]

How I use Codex to build what I want (for beginners)

I've made all of the vibe coding mistakes at this point after 100s of hours of addicted late nights tinkering and building stuff.

I'm putting out this video to check it... is there anything missing in my vibe coding process?? How can i get BETTER?

[Lee Roach @leevalueroach]

Definitely giving this a follow.

[Danial @masterofnone]

I just made every Malaysian API readable by AI 🇲🇾

543 of them ~ One URL

Your agent's about to eat good

https://t.co/ECw3y2otWb

[Raziq Al-Azim @RaziqAzim]

@sama @nickbaumann_ Instead use fear mongering like dario that say their model may posed national security threat.

Openai should say your model is so powerful that will prevent national security threat.

[逸尘 @gengdaJ]

最近这几个月分享了太多关于Codex的玩法了，横跨了赚钱、自媒体、视频、记忆系统、APP开发上架、教程等多个领域，大家进行系统学习的时候，可以把这篇推文发给Codex，让它给你推荐阅读路径。

一、边玩边赚钱与实战变现
1. Codex进阶实战教程，办公四件套、3D视频、电商自动化
https://t.co/iQpedrxwlu
2. GPT2-image变现杠杆思路，6步赚钱路线图
https://t.co/JmnyYcReXr
3. 第一款App已有上百付费用户，全程用Codex完成
https://t.co/UUWc3toPBx
4. GUI可视化数据中台想法，打通微信飞书X数据
https://t.co/hK7YXLFewR

二、Codex App 新手入门
1. Codex App 小白完整入门指南，界面设置权限全解析
https://t.co/3WMhhNaazG
2. Codex新对话代理问题完整修复方案
https://t.co/qLMn094nRO
3. Codex App是普通人最佳本地AI选择，对比Claude Code
https://t.co/AwOeGpQr98

三、记忆系统优化
1. 基于EverOS重构Codex记忆系统并开源模板
https://t.co/JEe8D6LlaY
2. Codex+Obsidian+SQLite+向量检索迭代升级
https://t.co/xQ2CLgU844
3. 一键搭建Obsidian长期记忆系统完整提示词
https://t.co/6rpYIHz8dT
4. 外接Obsidian大脑优化版提示词，Token大幅节省
https://t.co/ETkLAihZRx
5. Codex记忆系统开源模板，支持多Agent共用
https://t.co/pycB6qr40H

四、Agent开发与部署
1. 从0到1开发并部署生产级Agent实战视频教程
https://t.co/S0rIGrOhFv
2. 非技术小白用Codex完整开发项目的最佳路径
https://t.co/u8cMbxT4ID

五、工具集成与自动化
1. Codex打通微信飞书自动归档合同交付物
https://t.co/GXrrcsSGKR
2. Computer Use打通Codex与ChatGPT Pro调用最强模型
https://t.co/S8YO61eYbu
3. Codex最好用插件推荐，Computer Use与Playwright优先
https://t.co/oLW1wGSG7A
4. Codex官方支持开源模型DeepSeek GLM Kimi
https://t.co/8oPhJ01CSi
5. Codex+GPT5.5实现微信双开Skill
https://t.co/ssSqUMNnOY

六、Computer Use与实战案例
1. Computer Use冰山一角用法大清单，10+真实案例
https://t.co/TQkuSdsDYv
2. 用Codex完成App备案与华为审核全流程
https://t.co/sGkoVoNaSi
3. Codex修复自家WiFi连接问题仅用2分钟
https://t.co/iaVHAefI6s

七、产品比较与日常使用
1. Claude Fable5 vs Codex，坚持使用Codex理由
https://t.co/e7EMk72Ehj
2. Codex /Sites命令构建团队网站或App
https://t.co/pl90Df0VJW
3. Claude vs GPT Codex全面对比分析
https://t.co/ma6I6z6kpF
4. 学习Codex最简单方法，搜索主页所有Codex推文
https://t.co/O8xnCD21wF
5. 重庆线下Codex分享，下沉市场仍有巨大空间
https://t.co/g8BHwWe92a