Every to drop 8k-word definitive history of OpenAI Codex with agent-native interviews
danshipper · x · 2026-10-15
Dan Shipper of Every teased an 8,000-word definitive history of Codex, built on deep interviews with the OpenAI team that built it, including Greg Brockman (@gdb), Thibault Sottiaux and others. The piece will be agent-native: readers' agents can explore the full text of all interviews alongside the story itself.
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