Small Builds
Short notes about useful things I built because there was a problem in front of me.
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I Didn’t Feel Like Editing My Website
I had a website on my own domain that I wanted to turn into an AI portfolio.
The site runs on Nimbo, a proprietary CMS built by my husband’s company. I could have updated it manually, but I was curious whether Codex could manage an unfamiliar CMS through the browser instead.
There was no special integration, API setup or documentation involved. I logged in, gave it access to the site, explained what I wanted changed, and let it try.
It worked.
Codex replaced the old content, restructured the site, created the new pages and edited everything directly inside the CMS.
The more useful outcome is that the workflow persists. I don’t really need to think about the CMS anymore. I can tell Codex what I want changed on the website and let it make the edits for me.
A very small experiment, but a useful reminder that sometimes the best automation isn’t building a new tool. It’s removing the need to interact with an existing one.