Andrew Ambrosino

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Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth · OpenAI Codex lead on the new shape of product work | Andrew Ambrosino · 28 Jun 2026 podcast

computer use and artifact creation to the codec stuff that was i think our codex is for almost everyone release and everybody knows the term vibe coding i think that was like our first five coordinated release where like i had a you know notion doc somewhere

with everything that needed to happen.

And I was like automating, like going out to gather updates from pull requests from Slack channels and like updating the status tracker.

And like now this is pretty commonplace.

But at the time I felt like I was at the bleeding edge of like how to manage a product release.

In short, like the way that I use

The Codex app is basically like, what has my job grown into and how do I make this thing able to do everything I need to do?

I will get up in the morning.

I will see the daily brief that I have from like everything from the 3000 Slack channels that I'm in, like which things need my attention.

I can kind of message back and be like,

Again, I think we're still in the like discovery phase on a lot of this.

And so right now it's like I'm making automation that says or scheduled task that says like go through my Slack channels.

These are the things that I care about and think are most important.

So I'm still kind of defining that like that.

These are things to watch out for different categories.

Like here's some context and, you know, I'll, I'll, you know, that'll get set up as a automated task.

And then first few times that runs, it might need some steering.

And luckily with this app, you know, I don't have to find out how to edit the instructions.

I can just be like, Hey, next time this runs, like, can you please worry about this instead?

Or can you de-emphasize this work stream or, Hey, this thing happened and it didn't come up in a brief.

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