Kevin Weil

It also... I went through this transition in the middle of this, you know, because most of my day is meetings and, you know, we've got a bunch of stuff going on.

I went through this transition where I...

I was sitting in, I don't know, I think it was like Fiji, a meeting with Fiji.

And I closed my laptop because we're all trying to be better about not multitasking because that's like one of the worst habits that people at OpenAI have.

Everyone multitasks all the time.

I had not gotten a Codex job running before I closed my laptop.

And I was like, shit.

I just wasted an hour.

Not because of the meeting, but just because I could have been multitasking during that hour.

My Codex agent could have been fixing a bug or implementing a feature or doing something for me.

And now I have to sit in this meeting just like...

You know, like a farmer being in a meeting.

Come on.

And so, you know, the same thing before you go to bed at night, you're like, okay, what like really hard task can I give Codex and just let it chunk away for like 10 hours?

So like that to me is a different world.

And if you're really good at it, you are not just juggling one job.

You've got, you know, three or four things running in parallel across different work trees.

And like, I don't know, what a cool world.

Yeah.

I don't know.