Tyler

like a lot of time from you, but it's not hard.

Those are good starter tasks.

You know, same for like managing tasks, you know, tracking issues coming out of a bug bash or like pre-launch, we do this thing where I'll have Codex monitor a bunch of channels I'm in with internal and external users.

And I'll just say, hey, if anything comes up,

put this in linear, which is where we track our bugs and like make sure it's deduplicated and then let people know that we're tracking the bug.

So, you know, very, very simple task, but actually incredibly useful time-wise.

Last thing I'll say on this is we have executive assistant kind of like plugin internally that I would love to ship externally.

We should get on that.

And it's really taken off internally.

Like people basically have this thing that is like keeping track of all the information and just like helping them organize their day and like stay on top of things.

It's pretty cool.

Yeah, I mean, it's honestly super simple.

You just tell Codex, hey, do this every morning.

Right?

request a feature, just like literally just request it with the agent.

It's really interesting as we design the product, like I like to think that we need to keep sort of all the rules and like sort of the heavy UI and stuff around the agent to a minimum because it kind of constrains how much better the product can get when we have a smarter model.

So the more things we can kind of like let the model decide, you know, it's like it's AI soon, AGI, the better.

And then sometimes you just need UI so that people can learn that this thing exists.

But even that, the model can suggest things.

So I'll give you the most powerful, I think, example of a use case I heard recently was this person on the growth team needs to figure out what experiments to run, and then they need to write code to run the experiment, and then they need to analyze the experiment.