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  "path": "/t/use-cmdline-apps-like-gdb-interactively/1379315#post_4",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-20T21:26:33.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Hi @mattdwells, I get what you’re going for here, and it makes a lot of sense. Moving Codex toward a more asynchronous, event-driven setup where one instance can juggle multiple live sessions and reprioritize in real time feels like a pretty natural direction, especially for things like terminal workflows and interactive debugging.\n\nAppreciate you taking the time to lay this out, the details are really helpful. I can’t share a timeline right now, but this is great context on what could make the workflow a lot more capable, and I’ll pass it along internally.\n\n-Sunny",
  "title": "Use cmdline apps like gdb interactively"
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