Creator revives a dead Notion course by feeding it to Codex as an interactive app
RichardsonDx · x · 2026-10-08
The author built an options-trading course years ago to understand the subject himself, then left it unused in Notion. He fed it to Codex to test a new interactive UX, and it came back as a full interactive course that makes options accessible to anyone — a neat example of turning old content into a working product with a coding agent.
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