Corey Knowles

I was in a rush trying to figure out if I was going to show you a long task.

I just did this.

If I was doing this in real life, I would first just say, you know, using exec plan.md, propose a plan for how we're going to do this.

And then we would stop and we would look at it.

And then I would say, okay.

Last thing I want to show you guys, we can see if this finishes, the solar system change, but I just thought it'd be fun to show you some cool screenshots of if you guys get going with Codex, what you might end up with a team.

When you're really going with Codex, you can start connecting it to your various tools.

And so, for instance, last night at a, I don't know if it's going to show, it doesn't show the timestamps.

Good.

At a slightly toxic time, we were like looking at this integration and we wanted to make some changes.

And so, you know, I filed a linear ticket saying like, hey, we need to update the prompt.

I know it's a bit small.

I don't know if it's going to work.

Uh, we need to update the prompt for this thing for this, you know, uh, this, this feature, uh, so that it's better at answering questions.

And so what I did is I went linear file, the ticket notice.

I actually wrote out a bit more of a ticket than I would have in the past because I actually want the agent to understand what I want.

So I wrote it and then I signed it to codex and then codex made it, got to work on it and then created a PR.

Um, and, uh,

then I merged the PR.

I tweaked it actually slightly, but.