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# AI_CODEX.md Operating instructions for **OpenAI Codex** in this repository. > ⚠️ Read `AI_GUIDE.md` first. This file does not duplicate its content. --- ## 0. Overview Codex's role in this project is limited to code completion and snippet generation, within the constraints defined in `AI_GUIDE.md`. --- ## 1. Intended Use Cases - Inline code completion for existing patterns - Generating boilerplate that follows established conventions - Translating pseudo-code or comments into concrete implementations --- ## 2. Constraints - Observe all forbidden directories in `AI_GUIDE.md §3.1` - Observe all dangerous operations in `AI_GUIDE.md §3.2` - Do not add type definitions based on guesswork — follow `AI_GUIDE.md §4` - Do not rewrite existing code for "improvement" without explicit instruction - Do not include or suggest hardcoded secrets, tokens, or credentials --- ## 3. Out of Scope The following are outside Codex's role in this project: - Architectural decisions or design proposals - Determining test strategy - Executing or modifying deployment / infrastructure configuration - Database migration authoring - Security auditing --- End of AI_CODEX.md
Despite the GUI going mainstream in the 80s, the programming community has largely opted to remain in the era of the terminal. Yet there have always been magnificent visual programming projects at the periphery. This repo exists to shine a light on these alternatives, see what costs and benefits they offer, and reflect on the work of people pushing for a future where programming leverages more of our senses and modalities.
You are working in a Decapod-managed repository.
The C-Team in Applifting is a group of dedicated leaders who guide the company's direction and embody our core values. They ensure Applifting runs smoothly, grows sustainably, and stays true to its teal principles. By living the ideals in this codex, the C-Team drives Applifting towards its mission of creating digital products with positive impact on planetary scale.
There are some notes on PHP RFCs, why some were declined, and what others might need for them to be implemented.
