# Automate tasks with the Codex app ## Метаданные - **Канал:** OpenAI - **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHnlzAPD9QI - **Дата:** 03.02.2026 - **Длительность:** 4:35 - **Просмотры:** 78,436 - **Источник:** https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/11135 ## Описание Andrew from the Codex engineering team shows how he uses automations in the Codex app to take care of the least fun parts of his job. In this walkthrough, you'll see automations that: - Summarize yesterday's commits into a morning pulse - Upskill Codex overnight by fixing skills and scripts - Update personalization and AGENTS.md to reduce misunderstandings - Triage top Sentry issues with memory across runs - Keep PRs green by fixing CI failures and resolving merge conflicts These automations run on a schedule, carry context forward, and help engineers stay focused on the work that needs their attention the most. Chapters: 00:00 Automating the "unfun" work 00:18 Morning commit pulse 00:47 Upskill: improve skills overnight 01:20 AGENTS.md updates 01:48 Sentry triage automation 02:55 Merge conflicts and CI pain 03:22 Keeping PRs green 04:05 Auto-fixing CI and conflicts ## Транскрипт ### Automating the "unfun" work [] So there there's a lot about the job that isn't actually that fun that I have now um automated away almost entirely. Um and so I'll show you a few of those here in our automations tab. And we've got a bunch running now, but we can run down a few of these cuz I kind of have set up a few different types of ### Morning commit pulse [0:18] automation. And the first type is just sort of information. I'm asking Codex to look at the last day of commits into this section of our monor repo and basically like group them. tell me who worked on what um what got done, what do I need to know about and so I wake up in the morning with almost like a you know if you've used JTBt Pulse it's like a personalized pulse that I walk I open the app in the morning and sitting there is like here's what happened yesterday in the codebase um which is you know super useful. So I have ### Upskill: improve skills overnight [0:47] one called upskill — and what upskill does is it looks at the last day of skill usage. So it says, hey, you know, skills are really useful, but sometimes they take a little bit of tinkering to get right. And so it looks at Codex usage throughout the past day and detects if any skills like if Codex had any trouble with skills or if any of the scripts um didn't work correctly or if like something could be sped up and it makes improvements to the skills. So it's upskilling like overnight like I'm going to sleep, I wake up, Codex is smarter in the morning based on what we're trying to do here. Similarly ### AGENTS.md updates [1:20] update agents MD like this I just have run every I don't know 6 hours and it just looks at what we've been doing and if there's any like disagreements or misunderstandings that I've found with CEX or things where things took longer to communicate than or I use some shorthands that Codex wasn't familiar with it will just add that to the personalization so that next time um things can just be quicker. I've got a few others that are integrated deeply uh into our other tools. And so one of them ### Sentry triage automation [1:48] is Sentry. This is kind of a different type of automation um where it's going to go through on whatever schedule, whatever cadence and it picks off one of the top sentry issues. So that could be like a performance regression or a crash or um you know an error that's being thrown in the app and it like goes through all of the information that we have about it, the logs, um every you know the maps, everything that Sentry has. It looks codebase and it picks something to fix basically. Um, and automations have memory so it remembers what it tried to solve last time. And so you're not going to get a PR like solving the number one issue, you know, every hour, right? Um, but it's really good because what this, you know, what this type of automation does is it allows us to focus on what is going to make the Codex app great to use and useful and joyful and all of the things that like, you know, bugs and things that fall through cracks that like aren't quite as fun to figure out. At least for me, I know some people uh love it. Um, that stuff can happen kind of behind the scenes, right? And so it's really common that you run into merge ### Merge conflicts and CI pain [2:55] conflicts when you try to merge your thing and like you find you know you iterate on your approach and you've got like different types of people giving reviews and then you're finally ready to merge something and there's a conflict or CI is failing for you know some small reason you got to kind of dive into that and so um I don't like dealing with any of that. Um not maybe you know — most people probably don't — some people love doing that and they work on CI tools um but I have a green ### Keeping PRs green [3:22] PRs uh automation here that uses some of our skills. So we use build kai we use github um and so what this does is it checks if I have a um any open PRs and I usually have like at any given time between 10 and 20 PRs these days open at a time because of the codeex app um a separate problem. Um, and this is going to go through and it's going to say like, do any have CI failures because of like, you know, something lint that like linted wrong or like didn't get caught in the pre- push. Um, or maybe it's going to merge conflict because someone is like also changing it because we're rushing to, you know, finish up a project or something like that. Um, and this is going to go through and it's going to make sure that all my PR is a ### Auto-fixing CI and conflicts [4:05] green. It's going to update the base branch. that's going to intelligently resolve merge conflicts by looking at like what have people been trying to do. So it's not just a factual like you know I'm going to clean up the like conflict markers. It can look at oh like Joey was putting in this feature so we changed this block for this reason. I'm trying to do this. I'm changing it and it's a conflict and like kind of knows how to do that. And so that's a very long way of saying my PRs are always green.