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Codex Tray: Monitor OpenAI Codex Usage on Windows

Codex Tray puts weekly Codex usage, reset timing, reset credits, token totals, and reset alerts in the Windows notification area.

How I Used Codex to Create a Facebook Marketplace Listing From One Photo

One photo, one prompt, and an already signed-in Edge session became a researched, reviewed Facebook Marketplace listing with Codex.

zLauncher v7 – Still Alive!

zLauncher v7 adds Universal Find, PNG screenshot capture, secure snippets, new viewers, browser shortcut menus, Windows diagnostics, and a signed installer.

A Better Way to Monitor Internet Speed in Home Assistant

Replace inconsistent Home Assistant Speedtest.net readings with Ookla capacity snapshots, then separate WAN reachability, quality, capacity, and freshness.

Home Assistant Mobile Dashboard With Big Buttons

A dedicated Home Assistant Mobile view puts garages, locks, thermostats, status, and camera drill-throughs behind large two-column controls that work even when I do not have my glasses.

Tracking Air Quality in Home Assistant with Airly and Pirate Weather

Use Airly CAQI as a local signal and Pirate Weather US AQI as a safety backstop while keeping normal air out of Home Assistant speech briefings.

Turn TeslaMate Data Into Road Trip Reports with Codex

TeslaMate captures the trip. Codex turns drives and charging sessions into readable summaries, personal records, and Home Assistant alerts.

Home Assistant Sprinkler Automation: Rachio and Beyond

Build a controller-neutral Home Assistant sprinkler dashboard with native integration entities, trigger-derived zone history, Rachio controls, and reusable YAML.

Using Codex to Clean Up Home Assistant Entities

Use Codex to compare Home Assistant entities with Proxmox, Docker, and repository references before removing stale Portainer and Glances entries.

How I Use Home Assistant and Tugtainer for Docker Updates

My Docker environment spans four hosts, so I use Tugtainer for routine updates, Home Assistant for persistent reports, and a Compose-aware exception lane for containers that need service-specific validation.