Dev Integrates Jev into Codex to Speed Up Browser Use, Hundreds of Trials Cost $0.00725
TheZachMueller · x · 2026-09-20
Developer Zach Mueller shares an early experiment integrating Jev into Codex to help speed up browser-based agent workflows. After a full day of work running hundreds of trials, the total compute cost came to just $0.00725, highlighting how cheap it can be to iterate on browser-use optimizations.
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