The evolution of the major prototype manufacturers is gradually crushing some of the previous seemingly reasonable product models and play methods.

I just opened X and saw a promotional advertisement for this product.

If it were a month ago, I would definitely be tempted.

However, now the Codex mobile app is enough for me, and I can seamlessly switch between ChatGPT and Code at any time.

The added value of other similar products is not enough to convince me to switch to the official app.

So, where is the way?

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