Tagged: AI Agents
9 articles tagged AI Agents across all clusters on CodeWalkers.
Grok Bot Explained: The Cloud AI Teammates Included with Cursor Plans
Grok Bot is a separate desktop and iPhone app from Cursor and xAI together, included with paid Cursor and SuperGrok plans. What it does and how it fits with coding agents.
Running Many OpenCode Sessions at Once
Run several OpenCode sessions in parallel without the runs colliding: worktree isolation, remote clients, headless scripting, and the review limit that decides how big a fleet should get.
Complete Guide to OpenAI Codex (2026)
A working developer's guide to OpenAI Codex: cloud background agents, the desktop command center, automated PR reviews with AGENTS.md, GitHub integration, setup, and where the delegated-agent model breaks down.
Getting Started with the Codex Desktop App
The no-terminal way to start with OpenAI's Codex: what the desktop app is, how to sign up through ChatGPT, what the plans cost, your first task, and where to go next.
Using OpenAI Codex from the ChatGPT Mobile App
A practical guide to using OpenAI's Codex from the ChatGPT mobile app: pairing a host, starting and steering tasks, approving commands, reviewing diffs and PRs, and what still needs a desk.
Cursor Automations: Triggers, Templates, and No-Repo Agents
How Cursor Automations work in 2026: always-on cloud agents that run on a schedule or a trigger, with webhooks, no-repo monitors, Slack and GitHub actions, the template marketplace, what they cost, and how to wire one up for automated code review.
Claude Code vs OpenAI Codex
Claude Code or OpenAI Codex? A practitioner's comparison of terminal agents, context, pricing, and which ecosystem to build your workflow around.
Cursor vs Codex
Cursor and OpenAI Codex compared by workflow: IDE-first editing, Composer, Bugbot, cloud agents, PR review, automations, desktop app, in-app browser, and delegated background work.
Using AI Coding Agents in the Terminal
Learn how to start terminal AI coding agents in the right project, supervise commands, review file changes, and set safe working boundaries.