Every.to publishes raw interviews so readers can agent-check quotes in its Codex story
every · x · 2026-10-21
For 'How Codex Happened,' Dan Shipper published the underlying interview material so readers can deploy an agent to check whether quotes were taken out of context, find what the writer missed, or write their own story from the sources. The writer still chooses what goes in the piece, but publishing source material lets readers look beyond those choices—a new transparency practice enabled by agents.
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