
If you're building with coding agents, this lays out how OpenAI thinks about Codex's role across the full dev lifecycle and why review — not writing — is becoming the new bottleneck, with a concrete case study (Sora Android in 18 days) to ground the argument.
“It turns out the best way for models to use computers is simply to write code.”
Alexander Embiricos
“if you want to build any agent, maybe you should be building a coding agent.”
Alexander Embiricos
“The current underappreciated limiting factor is literally human typing speed or human multitasking speed.”
Alexander Embiricos
“the Sora Android app, a fully new app, we built it in 18 days.”
Alexander Embiricos
“previously it would have taken two to three weeks for two to three engineers, and now it's like one engineer one week.”
Alexander Embiricos
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