Give new meaning to your code base. Today Codex helps with async communication by allowing engineers to ask questions directly in their IDE (VSCode) by simply highlighting a codeblock and writing the question. Codex runs git blame and sources the code owner, notifies them of the question, and once that teammate gives you context it notifies you so you can continue working. Codex also makes all this rich context available to the entire team making it ideal for building up documentation on the 'why' of code. It's really helping teams that run remote, handle async communication, and store institutional knowledge automatically. The biggest problems we're helping with today are onboarding new engineers to a codebase - if it has a Codex it's far easier to grok the system. And day to day questions engineers have of specific code blocks, essentially making engineering more multiplayer and then capturing that rich context for the entire team.