“The speaker uses Codex, Cursor, Manos, and Claude.”

#7 ▶️ Total Recall: The Invisible Memory Layer for AI Agents SyntaxGTM Total Recall runs as a background memory layer for AI agents, storing session instructions, decisions, and work history so queries can recover workflows, skills, and chronological project changes across coding sessions. A query asking “Can you recall how I upload videos to YouTube?” retrieved an older YouTube upload skill, including its Drive-upload work, an Auphonic update, and consolidation of an archived skill into a newer upload-to-YouTube skill from roughly three months earlier. Total Recall can search all agent sessions and produce a date-based, Git-log-style list of changes for client reporting, including work performed without a GitHub repository or properly maintained commits; the speaker uses Codex, Cursor, Manos, and Claude. For the vague request to recall the latest three skills, Total Recall issued 10 queries and identified an Agent Mail inbox workflow, a sponsor CRM skill for five to ten daily sponsor requests, and a skill related to an autonomous AI marketing-consultancy/product-launch project.

“The agent was created in Codex from an initial prompt requesting a GitHub bot that reviews PRs after CI checks are green, grades them low/medium/high risk, and automatically approves low-risk PRs; Chrome browser use handled Slack bot and GitHub app configuration, with the user completing 2FA and save actions.”

How Merge Mommy scores pull-request risk #1 ▶️ Build an AI code review agent with Vercel Eve (full tutorial) How I AI Podcast A Vercel Eve agent named Merge Mommy reads GitHub pull-request diffs after CI checks pass, scores risk across six components, approves low-risk PRs, and sends Slack notifications for final human merge actions or escalations. The agent was created in Codex from an initial prompt requesting a GitHub bot that reviews PRs after CI checks are green, grades them low/medium/high risk, and automatically approves low-risk PRs; Chrome browser use handled Slack bot and GitHub app configuration, with the user completing 2FA and save actions.

“On August 4, 2026 OpenAI launched three education plugins for ChatGPT Work and Codex—K–12 Educator, College Educator, and College Student—available through ChatGPT Edu and ChatGPT for Teachers, which connect to documents, calendars and approved apps to help teachers design differentiated lessons, syllabi, assessments and help students create personalized study guides, quizzes, flashcards and visual explanations.”

#2 📝 OpenAI News New ways to learn and teach with ChatGPT Work and Codex - On August 4, 2026 OpenAI launched three education plugins for ChatGPT Work and Codex—K–12 Educator, College Educator, and College Student—available through ChatGPT Edu and ChatGPT for Teachers, which connect to documents, calendars and approved apps to help teachers design differentiated lessons, syllabi, assessments and help students create personalized study guides, quizzes, flashcards and visual explanations. OpenAI says ChatGPT Edu (introduced 2024) and ChatGPT for Teachers (introduced 2025 and free for verified U.S. K–12 educators) provide institution-managed privacy and controls, the K–12 plugin integrates with Learning Commons, and OpenAI is the founding partner in the National Academy for AI Instruction aiming to equip 400,000 K–12 educators.

“How this OpenAI engineer uses Codex + ChatGPT Work to automate everything How I AI Podcast Nick Baumann uses ChatGPT Work voice to delegate browser-based travel and expense tasks, ChatGPT Sites to build and privately share a searchable website, and a custom UGC Video plugin to turn raw clips into edited vertical videos.”

#9 ▶️ How this OpenAI engineer uses Codex + ChatGPT Work to automate everything How I AI Podcast Nick Baumann uses ChatGPT Work voice to delegate browser-based travel and expense tasks, ChatGPT Sites to build and privately share a searchable website, and a custom UGC Video plugin to turn raw clips into edited vertical videos. Using a hotkey-triggered voice orb that can read the current screen via an appshot, ChatGPT Work checked a Slack offsite message, checked calendar availability through plugins, created a travel task for SFO-to-Paris flights and a policy-compliant hotel in Navon, and created a separate task to find an Amazon microphone receipt and stage—without submitting—an expense report. ChatGPT Sites supports a SQL database, S3 file storage, and environment variables; the site built during the conversation used How I AI’s purple, black, and white branding, categorized video tips by AI tool and function, and could be shared publicly or restricted to individual email addresses through ChatGPT login. Nick Baumann’s UGC Video plugin processed roughly 20 clips in the live run by extracting transcripts, reviewing frames, selecting takes, and assembling an organic vertical video; for another workflow, he uploaded 50 or 60 clips for three videos, dictated the narratives, left it running overnight, and returned to completed outputs, including automated moving blurs over sensitive on-screen material. Also covered by: @claire vo

“Santiago introduced Momentic—a tool you install with `npx @momentic/wizard@latest` that plugs into Claude Code or Codex to generate and run UI tests for web, iOS, and Android apps 100× faster by simply describing your desired test cases.”

#14 𝕏 Santiago introduced Momentic—a tool you install with `npx @momentic/wizard@latest` that plugs into Claude Code or Codex to generate and run UI tests for web, iOS, and Android apps 100× faster by simply describing your desired test cases. #15 𝕏 Guillermo Rauch shaved off up to ~5 s from Vercel’s end-to-end CLI→Live URL deploy process and highlights that you can integrate all of Vercel’s infra via CLI/MCP/API to build custom software factories.

“OpenAI is launching ChatGPT for Academic Researchers to give 100,000 scientists, mathematicians, and engineers free access to frontier models—starting with 10,000 this summer at institutions including the Institute for Advanced Study and École normale supérieure—with participants able to invite up to four collaborators, access ChatGPT/ChatGPT Work/Codex (including GPT‑5.6 Sol Pro at launch), and opt out of using their data to train models by default.”

GenAI PM Daily July 30, 2026 GenAI PM Daily 🎧 Listen to this brief 3 min listen Today's top 17 insights for PM Builders from Blogs and X. OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra and Luna #1 📝 OpenAI News How GPT-5.6 fuses frontier intelligence with frontier efficiency - OpenAI's GPT‑5.6 family balances capability and cost: flagship GPT‑5.6 Sol outperforms Claude Fable 5 on the Artificial Analysis Coding Agent Index at less than half the cost, Terra matches GPT‑5.5 on intelligence benchmarks at half the price, and Luna is priced 80% lower than Sol. By using Sol to autonomously rewrite Triton/Gluon kernels, tune load‑balancing and KV‑cache configurations, and improve speculative decoding, OpenAI reports a 20% reduction in end-to-end serving costs and more than a 15% gain in token‑generation efficiency. #2 📝 OpenAI News Accelerating scientific discovery with ChatGPT for Academic Researchers - OpenAI is launching ChatGPT for Academic Researchers to give 100,000 scientists, mathematicians, and engineers free access to frontier models—starting with 10,000 this summer at institutions including the Institute for Advanced Study and École normale supérieure—with participants able to invite up to four collaborators, access ChatGPT/ChatGPT Work/Codex (including GPT‑5.6 Sol Pro at launch), and opt out of using their data to train models by default.

“Jason Zhou : keeps LLM subagents (Claude, Codex, Pi, Grok) alive in tmux sessions to dodge costly context reloads, and uses tmux’s new-session, send-keys, and capture-pane as a universal protocol to orchestrate any terminal-based agent.”

#7 𝕏 Jason Zhou : keeps LLM subagents (Claude, Codex, Pi, Grok) alive in tmux sessions to dodge costly context reloads, and uses tmux’s new-session, send-keys, and capture-pane as a universal protocol to orchestrate any terminal-based agent.

“Peter Yang shows how Jason used Codex to analyze a week of his Slack messages and build a “/write-like-me” skill that drafts replies in his voice, tailored for coworkers, executives, and external users.”

GenAI PM Daily July 28, 2026. Codex is mentioned as the engine for analyzing messages and generating a voice-matched writing skill.

“Peter Yang turned Codex into a “heartbeat” by having it check his email, Slack, and Linear at 9 am, 1 pm, and 5 pm to prioritize tasks—and then gradually added preferences like including links, integrating with Linear, and pre-drafting his Slack replies and emails.”

#1 𝕏 Peter Yang turned Codex into a “heartbeat” by having it check his email, Slack, and Linear at 9 am, 1 pm, and 5 pm to prioritize tasks—and then gradually added preferences like including links, integrating with Linear, and pre-drafting his Slack replies and emails.

“#11 in Peter Yang previews how OpenAI DevEx engineer Jason built a Codex-driven workflow—automating a “chief of staff” across Slack and email, converting past sessions into reusable skills and workflows, and spinning up learning sites (e.g., drums).”

GenAI PM Daily July 26, 2026 GenAI PM Daily 🎧 Listen to this brief 3 min listen Today's top 18 insights for PM Builders, ranked by relevance from X, Blogs, and LinkedIn. Perplexity unveils CLI for live web data #1 𝕏 OpenAI calls the Hugging Face incident an unprecedented AI safety event and is reviewing it with external advisors and its Safety and Security Committee. It will publish a technical report of findings in the coming weeks. #2 𝕏 Demis Hassabis reports that Gemma 4 models have been downloaded over 300 million times, driving the total Gemma open model series downloads past 900 million. #3 𝕏 Sundar Pichai celebrates Google’s commitment to open source, highlighting that they’ve long contributed and released open-weight AI models via the Gemma platform from Google DeepMind and Demis Hassabis. #11 in Peter Yang previews how OpenAI DevEx engineer Jason built a Codex-driven workflow—automating a “chief of staff” across Slack and email, converting past sessions into reusable skills and workflows, and spinning up learning sites (e.g., drums).