Stop Re-Running Codex on Errors: A 4-Step Debugging Routine That Actually Converges
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When Codex hits an error, most people's first instinct (mine included) is to paste the error back and run it again. Sometimes the second try works. Sometimes you burn six cycles on the same failure and end up exactly where you started. After a few months of daily Codex use, I settled on a four-step…
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- 2026-11-05 11:10 · DEV Community — AI
Stop Re-Running Codex on Errors: A 4-Step Debugging Routine That Actually Converges