Codex CLI understands the context of the screenshot and can reimplement it without needing additional direction.

Today, we're excited to introduce Codex CLI, a lightweight coding agent that runs directly from your command line, allowing you to read, edit files, and build apps from scratch.

As a developer, you can use Codex CLI to understand code and make specific edits seamlessly, enhancing your coding experience.

I can see Codex CLI's reasoning process as it thinks through the problem and executes commands.

My favorite feature of Codex CLI is its multimodal reasoning, allowing it to generate code from sketches or notes.

Codex CLI can run commands securely, enabling you to build features or complete applications efficiently.

Codex CLI can read and edit files directly, run commands securely, and offers different modes for user comfort.

Codex allows me to follow along with the project's progress in real-time, enhancing my productivity as a developer.

I'm going to grab a screenshot of Photo Booth and pass it to Codex CLI to reimplement it in a single page HTML.