hey guys, are you still using codex for review codes? or is there something better?

A friend of mine in business recently shared something that really got me thinking. He told me a client canceled a project worth over $1,000. The reason? "Unfortunately, Claude has replaced you." Whether we like it or not, AI is changing the way businesses operate. But here's what I believe: AI isn't replacing people. It's replacing people who refuse to adapt. The opportunity today isn't to compete against AI. It's to learn how to use AI to become faster, more valuable, and more efficient. No matter your profession: ✅ Marketing ✅ Customer Support ✅ Sales ✅ Design ✅ CRM Management ✅ Automation ✅ Content Creation ✅ Programming There is an AI tool that can help you do your job better. The people who thrive over the next few years won't necessarily be the smartest... They'll be the ones willing to keep learning. I've been investing a lot of time into AI automation, GoHighLevel, CRM systems, voice AI, chatbots, and workflow automation, not because it's a trend, but because this is where businesses are heading. Don't wait until AI becomes your competition. Learn how to make it your greatest advantage. What AI tool has had the biggest impact on the way you work? 👇

Quick question for anyone selling a skill or service here — Are you pricing based on what feels "safe," or on what it actually costs your client to stay stuck without you? I ask because I made this mistake for months. Priced low because I was scared of hearing "no." Turns out low prices don't get you more yeses — they get you clients who never value the work. The shift: talk about their pain first. Let them feel the cost of doing nothing. THEN bring up your price — by then it feels small. Would love to hear how others here think about this. What's your pricing philosophy? Questions :- 1.any addons ? 1. 2. how you set price of your work ??

Built a small thing this week that I'm weirdly happy with. When I'm working inside a client's system, a little icon quietly appears in the corner of their dashboard. It's not there any other time. When I'm actually in, it glows, and the second I'm out, it disappears. If they hover it, it tells them plainly what's happening: maintenance is being done right now, by us. The reason I like it: one of the quiet worries clients have with this kind of work is "how do I even know when someone's in my system?" Instead of making them ask, the system just tells them, in a way that doesn't interrupt whatever they're doing. Presence you can see, that turns itself off when it's not relevant. Cost almost nothing to build and it's done more for trust than anything I've said on a sales call. Anyone else build these little transparency touches into what you hand clients?

An open-source CLI that auto-generates and maintains docs straight from your codebase — built for coding agents. ✨ One command = docs 🤖 Daily GitHub Action PRs 📄 Auto-updates AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md 🧠 Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter & more MIT licensed · 2.9k ⭐ Docs are a tax. OpenWiki stops the tax. 👉 https://github.com/langchain-ai/openwiki Would automated docs improve or harm trust in your team? If you would use it Is this the future of documentation or just another tool to manage? Let’s discuss in the comments...