Nothing has ever made me feel more stupid than Codex two months ago. When I tell them that I have fully transitioned to Codex, this look of horror shows up on their face and they're like, do I really have to?
If you have a great coding agent on your computer, it's actually really great for any kind of knowledge work. If it can write software on its own, it can do any kind of knowledge work on its own.
I have a template for a go-to-market plan that I really like. And I can go to Codex and say, can you just make the plan? This is really good. You have the architecture enough. I want you to factor in one other change and then just shift the plan to Notion. And the plan it shipped to Notion, I was reading it and I was like, this is 80 to 90% of the way there. Before this was possible, the only thing I could have done was block off a whole day, just get done with my work for the day at six or seven and then stay up all night writing this. It's where I spent 80% of my time working overwhelmingly because the app itself is just so good. [SPEAKER_01] It's how you win.