Pat Simmons Tests Role-Specific Codex Plugins

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Pat Simmons in light blue beside the blue and white headline Codex Role Plugins on black.
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    Pat Simmons explains how role-specific plugins combine app connectionsAn application connector gives an AI system or workflow a defined way to read data from and perform actions in an external application. with task instructions, using data analytics skillsAn AI agent skill is a reusable package of instructions, resources, and tool guidance for performing a bounded kind of work. as an example. He then asks the product design plugin to explore a statement-conversion app and compares several proposed visual directionsAI creative direction guides generative tools toward a coherent concept, visual language and audience effect..

    Pat Simmons uses a creative production workflow to explore a mood board and generate a campaign image, noting that the resulting advertising text needs work before editing it in another tool.

    For a sales example, Pat Simmons asks for a forecast from a CRM containing dummy data, then uses annotations to revise the resulting spreadsheet and dashboard. His examples illustrate the workflows tested rather than prove production performance.

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    Pat Simmons in light blue beside the blue and white headline Codex Role Plugins on black. With WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 5 June 2026 and duration 11m 20s.

    Pat Simmons tests role-specific Codex plugins through product design, creative production and sales demonstrations.