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Author @boyuan_chen lists a QA workflow

Brief

Author @boyuan_chen argues that a spreadsheet containing user story, expected behavior, bug log, fix, and retest becomes a control surface that enables Codex to test the entire product rather than individual tickets. The post cites Greg Brockman (@gdb) and a linked demo of using Codex to test every feature in an app.

Why it matters

Author @boyuan_chen lists a QA workflow: user story, expected behavior, bug log, fix, retest — all captured in a spreadsheet used as the 'control surface'.

Key details

  • Claim: using a spreadsheet as the control surface lets Codex (AI) operate across the whole product rather than being limited to one ticket; post links Greg Brockman (@gdb) demonstrating 'codex for testing every single feature in your app.'
Source evidence

QA gets weirdly executable here.

User story, expected behavior, bug log, fix, retest. The spreadsheet is the control surface that lets Codex work across the whole product instead of one ticket.

Greg Brockman (@gdb)

codex for testing every single feature in your app:

— https://nitter.net/gdb/status/2068761809318990054#m