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Chat room
Where readers ask about the guides, and where new features get discussed first.
- Ask about anything in the 400+ guides
- Other readers can see the answer too
- Corrections to a guide go to GitHub, as issues
Ask in Discord. Report mistakes on GitHub.
Both are free, and neither needs a subscription. Ask about a guide in the Discord. When a guide is wrong, open an issue in the public GitHub repository. When the author confirms it, the guide is corrected and its date changes.
Opening an issue needs a GitHub account.
Two places, two jobs.
Discord answers questions. GitHub records corrections.
GitHub
Public repository
The public companion repository, where corrections to a guide are filed as issues.
- On a wide screen, every guide has an Improve this page button that opens an issue here, with the page’s address already in the title
- Open an issue. The guides themselves are not open source.
- File corrections as issues, so each one has a record
A billing, access or download problem belongs in neither place. Write to support@developertoolkit.ai, or see all three addresses.
What a good correction report contains.
The Improve this page button fills in the title. Five lines in the body give the author what is needed to re-check a claim against the same two primary sources the guide was written from.
Title, filled in by the button
/en/codex/<guide>/
Why each field is there
The date the page shows
Last updated <the date at the top of the page>
Why we askThe address is already in the title. The date tells the author which version of the page you read.
The line that is wrong
“Run
codex --approval-mode never to skip approval prompts.” Why we askThe exact words can be searched for. A paraphrase cannot.
What you ran, and on which version
$ codex --versioncodex-cli 0.160.1$ codex --approval-mode nevererror: unexpected argument '--approval-mode' found
Why we askA flag can exist in one release and be gone in the next, so the tool and its version come with the report.
What you expected
The flag Codex does list:
--ask-for-approval (-a), with the values on-request and never. Why we askSay what you believe is right. If you are not sure, say that too.
Where you checked
The output of
codex --help on the same version, pasted below this line. Why we askA pasted line or a link to the vendor’s docs lets the author re-check against the same source.
After you file it.
You can see the result on the page itself.
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Step 1
You open the issue
From the Improve this page button beside any guide, on a wide screen. The page’s address is already in the title.
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Step 2
The author re-checks it
Against the two primary sources the guides are written from: the installed tool’s
--helpand the vendor’s live docs. -
Step 3
The guide is corrected
The correction goes into the guide. A claim that something does not exist names the version it was checked on.
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Step 4
The date changes
The page shows a new last-updated date, so you can see your report landed.
Last updated <date you read>
Last updated <day of the fix>
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What if I am not sure it is a mistake?
Ask in the Discord first. If it turns out to be a bug in a guide or a missing page, open a GitHub issue. File corrections there, as issues.
What is worth reporting?
A command, flag, setting or model name that does not work on the version you run. A number with no publisher or date. A broken link or a missing page.
Can I suggest the fix?
Yes. Put the corrected line in the issue, with the --help output or docs link that proves it.
Where do feature requests go?
To the Discord. It is where new features get discussed first and where requests are collected.
I have a payment or access problem.
Write to support@developertoolkit.ai. The Contact page lists what to include.
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