Cowart is a native infinite-canvas plugin for Codex, built on tldraw. This guide installs Cowart in three minutes (auto-install through Codex), then demonstrates branching AI image editing with one image of Mona Lisa — the same original branched into sunglasses, coffee and selfie directions, and any version can keep growing. FAQ included.
Official Claude Desktop app download & install tutorial for Windows and macOS: step-by-step setup, sign-in, first-time use and core features. Skip the browser tabs — chat in a dedicated native window with local drag-and-drop.
Turn one of your own photos into a complete 3×3 ChatGPT meme sticker pack: a big-headed, small-bodied character with 9 different internet expressions — then add them to WeChat and QQ custom stickers so you can actually use them in chats. Full prompt included.
A complete tutorial for making multi-shot consistent AI animation with Codex: break your story, screenplay & storyboard, image/video prompts, reference images, and video into a checkable file pipeline. Solves character drift, discontinuous shots, and style drift, with the full project structure and copy-ready prompts.
Use Codex to generate a 'Celestial Palace' Chinese-style image, then turn it into a dynamic cinematic clip with Jimeng Seedance 2.5 image-to-video. All three prompts are provided — no AI expertise needed, about 15 minutes from start to finished video.
omp is an open-source AI coding agent that runs in your terminal — a fork of Pi with major extensions: 32 benchmark-tuned tools, full LSP & DAP debuggers, and cross-session memory. This guide walks you from install and login to getting it working on your first task.