A lot of useful technical work starts as a conversation.
Maybe you are exploring an architecture decision in ChatGPT. Maybe you are debugging an idea before touching the codebase. Maybe you are asking broad questions first, then moving into a local development workflow once the direction is clear.
That handoff is often awkward.
The context starts in ChatGPT, but the implementation happens somewhere else: a terminal, an editor, a local agent, or a repo-specific workflow.
For me, that "somewhere else" is often Codex CLI.
