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How to ACTUALLY Use AI For Coding

Jack Roberts16 June 2026Watch on YouTube

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Ep. 1 · ChatGPT Codex Automatisering

Video's over het inzetten van ChatGPT Codex voor geautomatiseerde content-workflows en het verkopen van die automatisaties als betaalde dienst aan klanten.

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Description

Most coding tools make you babysit every step. Codex just made that optional. So /goal is a new Codex command. Skip the step-by-step. Describe where you want to end up. Codex enters a loop called Ralph. Plans its own steps. Executes them. Tests the output. Self-corrects if something breaks. No input from you. Here's how to use it: Open Codex Type /goal Describe the finish line in plain English Let the Ralph Loop run Like giving a contractor the blueprints. Then coming back when it's done. Best for full feature builds, bug fixes, and scaffolding. One sentence in. Working code out. #openai #codex #aiagents #aicoding #aiautomation

What you'll learn

  • Use the /goal command to describe your desired end result to Codex in plain English without step-by-step supervision
  • Ralph Loop automatically plans its own steps, executes them, tests the output, and self-corrects when something breaks
  • This approach works best for full feature builds, bug fixes, and scaffolding where you don't need constant oversight

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between standard Codex and the /goal command?
Standard Codex requires step-by-step guidance, while /goal lets you describe only the end result. Codex then automatically executes all steps via Ralph Loop without further input from you.
How does the Ralph Loop work exactly?
Ralph Loop is an automated cycle where Codex plans its own steps, executes them, tests the result, and self-corrects if something breaks. This all happens without your intervention.
What tasks is /goal most suitable for?
The /goal command works best for full feature builds, bug fixes, and project scaffolding where you can use extensive automation without constant oversight.

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