X account: I've added a @trycua backend to Nanocode which has the same frontend as Codex expects mcp_cua_repl__js etc - i've come to realize that that API incl the internals (cua.getState, getApp etc.) are the interesting things you need and the Sky backend is less critical- the awesome browser…
X account @gakonst claims to have integrated Nanocode with the @trycua backend, and states that its frontend is compatible with the interface expected by Codex.
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I've added a @trycua backend to Nanocode which has the same frontend as Codex expects mcp_cua_repl__js etc - i've come to realize that that API incl the internals (cua.getState, getApp etc.) are the interesting things you need and the Sky backend is less critical- the awesome browser extension w/ the tab groups etc you can trivially rebuild
https://t.co/dQWkeM8jHw
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I've added a @trycua backend to Nanocode which has the same frontend as Codex expects mcp_cua_repl__js etc - i've come to realize that that API incl the internals (cua.getState, getApp etc.) are the interesting things you need and the Sky backend is less critical- the awesome browser extension w/ the tab groups etc you can trivially rebuild
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https://t.co/dQWkeM8jHw
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Nanocode、@trycua or Codex publishes verifiable code, documentation, or a formal statement.
Whether the backend’s compatibility scope and actual usability are independently verified.