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Morning Edition · Friday, November 13, 2026Published at 1:16 AM EST · New York
OpenAI publishes a run of Codex customer cases claiming 50% engineer output gains and product changes shipped in one to two days
The figures come from OpenAI's own case studies of Amplitude, Gondola and Holiday Extras. Meanwhile an open add-on gives Claude Code and Codex 79 game-development skills across 12 engines.
OpenAI published four customer stories on November 12, three of them centered on its Codex coding agent. Amplitude, the product-analytics company, describes Wave, a product agent built mainly on OpenAI models. Wave identifies what to build,…
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