What Codex Unlocks for Braintrust
Summary
Braintrust CEO Ankur Goyal demonstrates how OpenAI Codex enables his team to generate 100 feature prototypes in the time it previously took to build one, turning Slack requests into customer-testable previews within 10 minutes.
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