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Turn input into output.

Explore workflows, use cases, and routines. See the input, tool, and output, then follow each process step by step.

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Workflow

Workflows

Connect multiple steps and tools into a repeatable process.

WorkflowComing soon
12 min

Manual process → n8n automation

Turn repeated handoffs into a verifiable workflow.

Input
Steps from a manual process
Output
Workflow diagram + importable flow

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
  • n8n

Use case

Use cases

Solve a specific problem and produce a visible result.

Use caseAvailable now
8 min

Turn learning notes into an infographic with Codex

Transform four raw learning notes into a responsive web infographic and verify the result in a browser.

Input
4 learning notes about the Codex workflow
Output
Responsive infographic with four verifiable steps

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
Open tutorial
Use caseAvailable now
20 min

Build Planny: your agent for clear task plans

Build a tightly scoped task agent that turns loose to-dos into a reasoned plan without carrying out the work.

Input
4 loose tasks with deadlines, blockers, and gaps
Output
Plan with Now, Next, Later, and open information

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
Open tutorial
Use caseComing soon
10 min

Screenshot → responsive landing section

Translate a visual reference into a robust React section.

Input
Screenshot + design rules
Output
Responsive React section

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
  • Figma
Use caseComing soon
9 min

Workshop notes → visual roadmap

Organize decisions, phases, and owners on one page.

Input
Unsorted workshop notes
Output
Shareable one-page roadmap

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
  • Canva
Use caseComing soon
14 min

Product brief → clickable MVP

Turn audience, core job, and boundaries into a testable prototype.

Input
One-page product brief
Output
Clickable MVP prototype

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
  • v0

Routine

Routines

Maintain a desired state with short, recurring checklists.

RoutineAvailable now
10 min

Keep your local computer tidy

Keep your desktop and downloads organized with two short, safe Codex checklists—without deleting unseen files.

Daily + weekly

Input
Loose desktop files and unchecked downloads
Output
Clear desktop and reviewed downloads folder

Tools

  • OpenAI / Codex
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