From the course: Automate Development Tasks with OpenAI’s Codex

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Connecting Codex to your GitHub workflow

Connecting Codex to your GitHub workflow

- Before Codex can take action, it needs to access your code, and that starts with connecting your GitHub repo. But first, there's a few things we need to talk about. To use Codex, you need a ChatGPT Pro account, Enterprise or Team account. Support for Plus and EDU users is going to be coming soon. These accounts will each have different rate limits once the product is properly launched. So there are going to be pricing considerations when using Codex. Naturally, Codex will work with GitHub. So it's obvious, you'll need to have an account with a repo setup. You can get the Codex by going to your ChatGPT account at chat.com or chatgpt.com. If you have the proper account, it should show up on the sidebar. You can also go to chatgpt.com/codex. The first time you run it, it will walk you through the GitHub setup. You also need to have two-factor authentication turned on. Then you'll get to a screen where you need to create a starting environment. This is where you pick the repo you want…

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