Research hotels and launch a custom trip site with Codex

Claire used Codex on her phone to steer a Mac, compare lodging, map it in Google Maps, and publish a vacation-planning site.

Done with Codex· Intermediate

What they did
While walking, Claire controlled Codex on her computer from her phone. Codex looked up hotel availability, marked the choices on Google Maps, and built a custom site for planning the vacation before putting it live. In another test, the browser found dishwashers ready for delivery in Austin and continued until the checkout page.
How it went
The trip site went live on the first try with minimal guidance. The post does not say which hotels were found or describe the finished site.
Tips
Remote control is limited to Mac, and the computer must stay awake with the Codex app open. For anything that involves paying, booking, or sending, make the agent stop and wait for approval.

Try it yourself with Codex

I’m putting together a [type of trip] around [place] on [dates], with about [budget] to spend and preferences like [hotel style], [activities], and [must-see spots]. Find hotel options that fit, show them on a Google Map, and turn the results into a simple trip-planning website that can be published to [hosting option]. If any step would book, pay, submit, or send something, pause and present the exact details for my approval before moving forward.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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