Author: Adam Stewart

OpenAI Codex can write, edit and render video code on your behalf using frameworks like Remotion and HyperFrames. This guide covers practical setup for each workflow, what Codex actually does versus what ChatGPT advises, licensing costs, and where human approval still matters.

ChatGPT Dots turns ongoing work into an AI responsibility. Here’s how it works, who can access it, and where businesses should keep human approval.

Human on send: AI may draft, a person still approves anything that leaves the outbox, goes live, or spends. The approval rule most teams skip.

The AI marketing stack Australian founders actually need: one tool per job, human on send. Not a 20-tool listicle. Research, drafts, follow-up, ads, visibility.

How to pick an AI teammate for marketing: one named loop, isolation vs hosted computer, human on send. Links Hermes vs Grok Bot without rewriting it.

Claude Code vs Cursor: terminal agent vs IDE teammate. Pick by how you work, not the logo. Link the Codex comparison when you need that split.

Compare Codex and Claude Code by the job, working environment, permissions and review process. Test one real task, and keep a human on merge.

An AI marketing system is a repeatable workflow that uses AI to draft or organise marketing work, with approved information, a named owner, human review and a clear measure of completion.

How to get Google AI Overviews to name your business: Google’s guidance, a Google buying-question test, and the fix list when you are invisible.

How to use AI for email marketing starts with one loop. Email marketing automation that drafts follow-ups, waits, and stops. You still approve the send.