Andrew Ambrosino
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 28 Jun
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And the process for why he decided to start using Codex was really interesting.
He started just because he was curious if Codex could edit videos.
And so Codex is not a video editor per se, right?
It doesn't have any of that UI in it.
but it was able to understand that he used Premiere Pro.
It could do some edits by editing the files that were backing what was on screen in Premiere Pro, but it couldn't do everything.
So naturally what Codex then did was built itself an extension that could be installed into Premiere Pro that it could then talk to
and say, hey, Premiere Pro extension, can you please change this marker inside of the Premiere Pro app?
That was pretty nuts when we saw that happening.
It's a great model, right?
There are these like specialty tools that specialize in things.
And so we're trying to do two things at once with Codex and with now with ChatGPT.
One is how can we seamlessly interact with these tools that you're already using and say like, we don't need to build a better video editor for you, right?
But like Codex and ChatGPD can use that video editor, right?
It can interact again and hand stuff off to it, right?
So how can we do that?
And that's often through connectors or computer use or even extensions in this case, right?
And then there is, you know, Dan Sherper's thing, which is, hey, I have these web apps that you can click around and use.
But I want to be able to open these in Codex and have Codex do extra stuff with it, right?
And so there's kind of like two models that are almost inverse of each other that we're doing a lot with both at the same time.
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