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OpenAI president Greg Brockman asked Codex to fix his personal website. It opened his Cloudflare control panel and started making changes. He says the scan had returned 13 findings. "So instead, I just asked Codex, can you fix it? And so it opened up my Cloudflare control panel, and... show more
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codex fixing his own site lol

was this his first time using Codex? I feel like I exceed this bar on a daily basis

Yeah my main use of Computer Use is navigating online dashboards like Cloudflare and Vercel.

The trust boundary here is wild—letting an agent into Cloudflare means it can change DNS, WAF rules, or even billing. Did he scope permissions or just hand over the keys?

welcome to 2024

I’ve used Sol Medium to wire up Dmarcs, SPFs, complete domain transfers. It’s incredible.

Lol

He thought Cloudflare was hiding the insecure HTTP. Codex found it anyway, then deleted jQuery instead of updating it.

Bros never used wrangler

this is the part that actually scares me a little. not the clicking around, but that it found stuff he thought was hidden. we're gonna need better visibility into what these agents are seeing and doing.

Yes but he probably forgot to mention that his codex had a much stronger internal model than normal users have to use

Brockman's site went dark for 10 minutes while the agent edited it. The real error wasn't in his code. it was thinking a website needs fixing instead of being rewritten every week to survive AGI

OMG! It's AGI!

Same

almond accounting has determined the human was mostly middle management
