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This is how a code factory should work. I was waiting at the doc’s office and filed 6 bugs - all from my phone. 1 is already merged, 2nd is merging, 3-6 are getting done in parallel. Using Symphony + Codex (Elixir, Codex App Server, Linear, GitHub)

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Head of OpenAI's API: "Codex is really good at reviewing code. Codex reviews all of our PRs. It makes code reviews go from a 10-15 minute task to sometimes a 2-3 minute task, because you have a bunch of suggestions already baked in. For small PRs, you actually don't even need people to review them, we trust Codex."

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