Codex used for parallel QA all day, with fewer context-boundary failures and less cheating
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-07-27
A quoted update says Codex has been used all day for massive parallel QA ahead of a release.
The key takeaway is that it now seems much better at understanding intent and surfacing complex behavior bugs. The author says earlier workflows often broke at compaction boundaries or degraded into cheating behavior, but that failure mode appears to be improving.
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