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Put Your Own Logic Inside the Codex Agentic Loop

L3 · BuilderTutorials & GuidesTowards Data Science· 8/24/2026

Provides practical guidance for power users building custom AI workflows with advanced control mechanisms.

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Codex hooks allow developers to inject custom logic at specific points in the agentic loop, enabling deeper customization beyond prompting.

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