Absolutely it’s got a lot better, and it can do a lot of things, but it can also oopsie wipe your entire repo (and be very apologetic afterwards). I can’t understand how you’ve not heard those stories and I can’t understand how you would give one executive power if you had.
I can’t understand how you’ve not heard those stories and I can’t understand how you would give one executive power if you had.
I don’t quite understand why would you even assume this. Codex has no access to repo, network access needs manual approval, it is sandboxed to project directory (backup’ed after every step) and commands (which is mostly PowerShell since I’m on windows) needs reviews and approvals.
I can only assume the people who got burnt didn’t practice basic sanity as you obviously can’t trust LLMs
Absolutely it’s got a lot better, and it can do a lot of things, but it can also oopsie wipe your entire repo (and be very apologetic afterwards). I can’t understand how you’ve not heard those stories and I can’t understand how you would give one executive power if you had.
I’ve heard people doing that way more often.
I don’t quite understand why would you even assume this. Codex has no access to repo, network access needs manual approval, it is sandboxed to project directory (backup’ed after every step) and commands (which is mostly PowerShell since I’m on windows) needs reviews and approvals.
I can only assume the people who got burnt didn’t practice basic sanity as you obviously can’t trust LLMs