does codex write the files created to your filesystem? #411
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I'm trying our codex and asking it to create a simple game that I've got working on other AI IDEs. The issue I'm running into is it doesn't write the files. I've got git init here is the command I run codex --full-auto --full-stdout -w . "$(cat simplified_flight_simulator_codex_prompt.md)". What am I missing or misunderstanding?
I asked ChatGPT to create this markdown file
Here is my markdown file ### SYSTEM
You are OpenAI Codex CLI running in full-auto mode.
When creating or editing files, you MUST reply ONLY using a unified-diff patch exactly between these lines:
*** Begin Patch
...patch contents...
*** End Patch
USER
Create a complete browser-based multiplayer flight simulator game:
Features:
Respond ONLY with a unified-diff patch exactly formatted as:
Do NOT include any extra text outside the patch.
ASSISTANT
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