#ai-coding #code-agents #futureapprovals_reviewer = "auto_review" to my ~/.codex/config.toml. This enables auto review which uses an LLM to figure out whether to ask a human to approve or not. It's a lot less intrusive than asking every time. Not perfectly safe, though. #automation/chronicle command that suggest tips and improvements when using Copilot. It's like /insights on Claude Code andrtk ls or rtk git status shows agent-friendly compact output. I just added one like to my AGENTS.md: "Always prefix shell commands with rtk. Examples: rtk git status, rtk pytest -q, etc." instead of using rtk init -g. I am testing it out, so I don't know the impact, but it seems harmless. (Based on 2 days' usage, across 216 commands, it saved ~50% of 37K tokens. Not much, but harmless.) #code-agentsxz is pretty slow by default. xz -T0 uses all available threads and speeds it up ~3X. Enabling "Performance mode" (over a power-saver mode) produces a further speed-up of ~2X for me. For a 200MB file, that reduces the time from ~1 minute to 10 seconds.fzf but faster, useful for files, text, git repos, docker images, etc. #github#github #html#chatgpt #github #markdown#networking