@FinanceYF5: So cool! Peter Steinberger turned Codex into a fully automated QA bot. Now after every code commit, it automatically generates test cases, simulates user operations to run tests, and if it finds a bug, it can directly write fix code and submit a PR. Development efficiency is maxed out!

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Peter Steinberger used Codex to build a fully automated QA bot that automatically generates tests, runs tests after each code commit, and can automatically fix bugs and submit PRs, greatly improving development efficiency.

So cool! Peter Steinberger turned Codex into a fully automated QA bot. Now after every code commit, it automatically generates test cases, simulates user operations to run tests, and if it finds a bug, it can directly write fix code and submit a PR. Development efficiency is maxed out! https://t.co/AU437c9ZC2
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So cool!

Peter Steinberger has turned Codex into a fully automated QA bot.

Now after every code commit, it automatically generates test cases, simulates user actions to run tests, and if it finds a bug, it can directly write a fix and submit a PR.

Development efficiency is through the roof! https://t.co/AU437c9ZC2

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