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Re:Show HN: Codex Workers AI Proxy – Use Cloudflare Workers AI models ...
on Sunday April 12, 2026 @10:14AM (#47739925)
These days I reach for Codex CLI more than Claude Code. Not just for token economics, Codex has been catching up fast and is already ahead in some areas. It was open source from day one, arguably better code quality than the leaked Claude Code source, yet nobody cared. It's been improving quietly under the radar.
I subscribe to ChatGPT Pro, but Ralph + Fast Mode can still burn through tokens. My company has a sizable Cloudflare credit from the Startups program (https://www.cloudflare.com/forstartups/) that we're barely using. Workers AI has some interesting models like Kimi K2.5, Gemma 4, GLM-4.7-Flash, GPT-OSS-120B, so I wanted to route Codex through them.
Tried OpenCode's Cloudflare provider first but Codex's UX fits me better and the integration felt incomplete. Workers AI has an OpenAI-compatible API so I expected it to just work with Codex. Nope. The Responses API surface doesn't map cleanly. A local proxy was the simplest fix so I had Codex write one.
It's a small TypeScript proxy that translates between Codex CLI and Workers AI. Clone, add credentials, npm start, done. There's a shell wrapper (codexcf) that handles daemon management and model catalog automatically.
Been running Kimi K2.5 for a day, works well enough for my workflow. Gemma 4 looks promising too, and Cloudflare told me Qwen 3.5 is coming soon. GLM 5.1 probably not far behind.
If you have Cloudflare credits collecting dust, this might be a good way to spend them.
Show HN: Oh My Senior – AI-powered codebase analysis
https://127-0-0-1.io/oh-my-senior
https://127-0-0-1.io/oh-my-seniorHi HN,I created this toy project after seeing developers on HN and Reddit leveraging Gemini's large context window to analyze entire codebases. Inspired by their insights, I wanted to streamline this process.While I've seen similar attempts, most tools like the @codebase feature in Continue VSCode extension are editor-bound or CLI-based.I wanted a simple...
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Show HN: Gimme-Reason – The Scaffolding Tool for Reason Apps
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Ask HN: Should vs. expect. What do you like?
There are two popular assertion pattern for testing the Javascript. Should and Expect. What do you like more? And what is the reason? I just want to know.My personal flavor is should, but I usually use expect for codes that has to be shared. Because the expect has more reference and documents. (For example, even api docs of chai use expect default. http://chaijs.com/api/bdd/) It reduces...
React & Redux & Spring. Java Based Universal Rendering Example
Show HN: Reduxible, The LTS Universal Framework for React and Redux
Ask HN: How to setup Node.js build server in the closed network
Hi HN,I'm trying to setup Node.js build and deployment system in the company. But we use closed network, thus, we can't access the external resources like npmjs and github.So we set up nexus server and proxy npmjs by nexus. But lots of node modules using the github for modules repository but nexux can't proxy github.Our system security managers are a bit of a maverick and they don't want to...
Re:Ask HN: Is the Atom good enough to use?
on Sunday November 08, 2015 @11:53PM (#10531460)
Good. I also know about VS Code, but I also forgot about it because it is similar with Atom too.
I'll try it. Thanks about your information.
Re:Ask HN: Is the Atom good enough to use?
on Sunday November 08, 2015 @11:51PM (#10531454)
Yes, you're right.
The most important thing is productivity and efficiency.
I wanted to use Atom looked so hip. Because I'm a kind of the hipster for development and others :)
My expression was a little vague.
I just want to know that doesn't other peoples have the performance issue.
Thanks.
Ask HN: Is the Atom good enough to use?
Hi HN.I'm using the WebStorm(or IntelliJ) and the Sublime Text for JavaScript(Node.js, React...) development.And I tried to use Atom when Atom started the closed beta test, but it was not good for use. Because it was too slow and unstable on my development environment.(OSX, MacBookPro Retina 15 2013) So I forgot about it.Few months ago, I found out about the Nuclide from Facebook. But it was...
Ask HN: Are there some companies who using the Redux?
Hi HN, I want to use the Redux framework what based on Flux pattern on my company. (https://github.com/rackt/redux)Many people are telling that the Redux is cool, and I think so too.But there is no reference for who are using it, and it makes difficult to persuade my boss.On the other side, the Fluxible have a good reference what like Yahoo. (http://fluxible.io/)Fluxible is also a good...