Every to publish 8,000-word definitive oral history of OpenAI Codex
danshipper · x · 2026-10-15
Dan Shipper teases an 8,000-word definitive history of Codex dropping tomorrow on Every, built on deep interviews with the team behind it including Greg Brockman, Thibault Sottiaux, Alex Jambrosino, and Mia Glaese. The piece traces OpenAI's comeback in AI coding from a failed cloud launch to the app that remade ChatGPT, and will be agent-native so readers can explore the full interview transcripts with their own agents.
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