Cooking with Codex: Ep. 1

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Original language: English

Original video: Cooking with Codex: Ep. 1 · Channel: OpenAI · 08:43 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: AI agents, Software engineering with AI, AI developer tools, Open source and software ecosystems

Summary

Danny and Alex explore OpenAI tools while trying to cook ramen, with help from an always-on Dot and a voice-powered sous chef. They discuss features including Codex Cloud, Spaces, and the refreshed Codex CLI, then build a ramen simulator game for the Mod Retro. The guests also review community projects, including a retro game, a decoded message attributed to Napoleon, and a horse-racing game. After playing their own game, the group reveals that a guest had prepared the ramen they eat.

Key points

Dot is described as an always-on persistent agent that can help with tasks such as checking in guests, sending emails, and preparing a recipe.
Codex Cloud lets people work in a customizable cloud environment.
Spaces gives a Dot a place to organize its thoughts and collaborate with a user.
The refreshed Codex CLI includes a full-screen interface, agent tracking, conversation forking into a separate work tree, and terminal interaction.
The hosts use a voice-powered sous chef and describe GPT live one as a full-duplex model that waits rather than interrupting when someone trails off.
The group creates a ramen simulator game for the Mod Retro, with ingredient collection and cooking as its central gameplay.
Guests discuss how they connect Dots to services and receive timely email reminders.
The community builds featured include a retro game, an AI-assisted decoding of a historical message, and a game where drawn horses race.
The episode ends with the group playing the ramen game and eating ramen prepared by a guest.

Chapters

Start	Chapter	Summary
00:00	Introducing the cooking challenge and OpenAI tools	Danny and Alex introduce the episode, describe Dot helping prepare a recipe, and preview Codex Cloud and Spaces.
01:32	Cooking with a voice-powered sous chef	After a brief Codex CLI sponsor segment, the hosts identify seasonings and follow cooking instructions from their sous chef.
03:06	Building a ramen simulator	The guests share how they use Dots, then make a one-shot prompt to build and play a ramen game for the Mod Retro.
05:08	Reviewing community builds	The group reacts to community projects, including a retro game, a decoded historical message, and a horse-racing game.
07:12	Playing the game and tasting the ramen	The hosts choose favorite builds, play the completed ramen game, and share a meal prepared by a guest.

Quotes

Dot is your always on persistent agent. — 00:31

Spaces gives your dot a place to actually write its thoughts — 01:02

it actually doesn’t interrupt me. — 02:35

The goal of the game is to collect the different ingredients, put it all together and make the best bowl of ramen possible. — 04:07

We actually cooked with this one, boys. — 08:13

Concepts and entities

Codex, Codex Cloud, Codex CLI, Dot, Spaces, Mod Retro, OpenAI

Full transcript (original language)

00:00 I think you’re the only qualified cook in this kitchen. >> [laughter] >> Welcome to Cooked from OpenAI. >> doing [music] my way never did it by [singing] the book. Let me cook. Now let me >> I’m Danny. >> I’m Alex. >> And today we have a lot of things on the menu. Dots, ChatGPT spaces, and many other things from OpenAI Dev Day we want to try ourselves. [music] How confident are we in this recipe? >> They were pretty confident. I took a bunch of pictures of all the ingredients and sent them to my dot and I think he is on the task. So, see how this turns

00:31 out. >> Speaking about dots. >> Dot is your always on persistent agent. In [music] this case, our dot has been running in the background, running interference for us for checking in guests, sending emails, and of course putting [music] this recipe together. Now there was another big launch at Dev Day and that was Codex Cloud. Codex Cloud [music] lets you work inside the cloud in your own environment that you and your team can fully set up and customize so that you can close your laptop.

01:02 The other thing I’m really excited about is spaces. Spaces gives your dot a place to actually write its thoughts [music] and a place for you to collaborate with your dot. He has everything in a space right now that he’s preparing for us and we’re just going to have a look at the space, follow the steps, and see what happens. >> Before I continue cooking, a word from my [music] sponsors. >> Our sponsor. >> Introducing the refreshed Codex CLI. A new full-screen look. Keep tabs on your agents. Fork a conversation into a separate work tree. And now, talk to

01:32 your terminal. >> [music] >> How do we cook like no sites ever cooked before? >> Oh, I love the energy. Let’s invent, not imitate. [music] >> Update and keep cooking. Please consult your existing side projects before starting another. >> We’re back and we have our sous chef here with us. >> Ooh, the chaos twins return. Welcome back to Cooked where Alex and Danny pretend they know where the ginger is. >> That’s not very nice. >> That’s not nice at all. >> It’s nicer than your nice skills, [music] but not by much. Let’s make this >> Hey, hey, hey. Can you just walk us through this recipe

02:04 for today? >> We don’t know how to cook. >> Okay, chef. Resetting. Let’s identify those [music] decanted seasonings. >> What’s this one? You want to pass it to me? I think this is paprika. All right. I checked out the seasoning. That is definitely chili. >> Okay, excellent. Get those eggs simmering about 11 to 12 minutes. We’ll ice them after. Chop two garlic cloves. We’ll warm garlic and ginger in a touch of oil. No browning. >> All right. So, our sous chef here is powered by GPT live one, which is [music] our frontier model for voice,

02:35 and it is a full duplex model, which means that when I trail off like this [music] or say um, it actually doesn’t interrupt me. Right, Jeff? >> Yeah. I was waiting my turn. Gold star for not talking over you. Okay, back to the stove. >> All right. Let’s do it. >> We’ll do it. >> Matthew. You’ve been following us as we’ve been cooking here. How do you think we’re doing? >> Yeah, it’s pretty good so far. Definitely looks like ramen. >> Thanks. >> Thanks. >> I think Brian’s here somewhere, too, right? >> Yeah, I’m here. >> Oh my god.

03:06 >> I was in the kitchen basement. >> So, Dots came out last week. We’ve been using [music] it a ton. We want to hear how you guys have been using your Dots. >> Yeah, I mean, the first thing I did was obviously connect it [music] to all the different services I use. Last night before filming, we got emails of instructions. Now, I was in bed and it popped up with a message saying, “Hey, you just got this email. You probably should know about it for your film tomorrow.” So, it’s been great. >> Guys, we have a challenge for you.

03:36 >> Have you heard of one shot? >> Absolutely. >> You guys are going to one shot these shots, which is ingredients from the kitchen, fresh ginger, and then you are going to build a game with ultrafast on the new mod retros. Are you ready? >> Here we go. >> it. >> All right. Here’s mine. >> Let’s do it. >> Yeah, okay. We’re going to make a game. Okay, we want to make a ramen simulator game [music] for the mod retro and we want it to be obviously a bit

04:07 >> Give me a character select screen where I can choose any of the dots. >> The goal of the game is [music] to collect the different ingredients, put it all together and make the best bowl of ramen possible. Hey, it’s moving. Yeah, we’re getting there. >> You could say we’re cooking. All right, Matt. You want to keep chopping the garlic? >> Absolutely. >> Thank you. Thank you. I think you’re the only qualified cook in this kitchen. >> I I am far from it. >> Actually, I don’t know about you, Brian. >> No, no, no, no. Don’t even ask. >> If we’re ready, if we got it going, we have the emulator running here.

04:37 >> We have dialogue options. >> Okay, gather fridge, cook, chop, [music] okay. >> Get in front of that fridge. Come on. >> No! >> There we go. >> We got the ingredients. >> Fresh ingredients, noodles, and [music] miso broth. >> Soft egg, mushroom. Uh, you got to get that soft egg, man. >> And now I go [music] in for the chashu, sorry. >> [laughter] >> For the broth, are we doing a gentle boil or a rolling boil? >> Ooh. It’s rolling for me. >> Okay, rolling it is. >> Stir clockwise. >> This mod retro and like pixelization presentation, it makes me feel both that

05:08 I’m in the future [music] and the past. >> A little overdone, still tasty. >> Hey, you’re not Danny. >> No, I’m Fede. I work at Developer Community at OpenAI. >> Of course. >> So, we’re going to do a little community section. We’ve been watching all the builds that you guys had on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. So, today we’re going to bring a few of these community builds and [music] see what you think about it. >> Is it cooked or is it undercooked? >> Yeah, we even have pre-made cards for it. >> Yeah, this is super official. I’m ready. >> Don’t make [music] me use this. >> Bet it. What are we looking at here today? >> So, this is a very cool retro game built

05:38 with [music] GPT-3 6.1 saw. >> That’s pretty cool. What do you guys think? >> You know, I actually think this is super impressive. [music] It’s detailed. It has the retro vibes. I am probably going to go home and recreate this myself. I’m going [music] to say it’s cooked just right. >> All right. We’d love to see it. >> Ryan? >> No, Cosman, great job. You cooked it. >> Yeah. >> Really well done. This is one of my favorite community builds that I think I’ve ever seen. Carter Church here has used Astra to actually decode a message that Napoleon had sent all the way back in the day that’s remained unsolved for,

06:09 I guess, what? 2 or 300 years? >> What do you guys think? >> Yeah, definitely. And I already see Brian reaching for his card, so I’m going to let you go first. >> [laughter] >> Napoleon could have never predicted this. This is ridiculous. >> You did great. Cooked. >> Yeah, you know, I just like the cool factor on it. Definitely opening up history for a broader audience. >> Almost 5 million views. >> Pretty good. >> Perfect. >> So, for this next one, we have a pretty cool horse racing game that went pretty viral where you draw your character and just let it run and win the race. What do you guys think? >> The actual game is you’re drawing the

06:42 horse and depending on how you draw it, makes it go faster, slower. [music] >> Exactly. >> Yeah, forget that. I’m going to go first on this one, especially because, uh, you know, the guy who made it is right there. I’m going to say cooked. >> There’s >> [applause and cheering] >> There’s not much more to say. Double cooked. >> Oh! First time for that. There you go. >> All right, then. To close this out, we are going to do our catch of the day. >> Keep that in. >> We’re going to pick our favorite builds and talk [music] about it a little bit. So, for me, it was definitely the

07:12 Napoleon letter better. What was yours? >> Yeah, that’s that’s I think the the coolest. >> I’m going to go with the first one. I I liked the retro space shooting game. I that’s like right up my alley. I’m going to play it when I get home. >> And I’m loving this horse racing [music] game, honestly. >> All right. Napoleon wins. >> Napoleon wins. >> Again. >> Again? >> He can’t keep getting away with >> That’s been catch [laughter] of the day. >> All right, Matt. I think the mod retro has finally loaded our game. Are you excited to see what’s going on? >> Yeah, let’s play it. >> All right, let’s do it. Here you go. >> Thank you. All right, so we got the little blue dot. >> [music]

07:42 >> I got to go to the fridge. >> Matt, get the soft egg this time. >> Yeah, for sure. >> Yeah, stir clockwise. >> Clockwise. Silky broth, perfect noodles. Nice. Better than last time. >> Yeah, buddy. >> Good job. >> Didn’t you put an egg in there? >> Nah, shh. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, really cool. Congrats, everyone. We did it. >> Yeah. >> [applause] [cheering] >> All right, so Alex, we’ve been at this for a little bit. I smell all the delicious ingredients. I’ve actually gotten [music] quite hungry. What can we do about this? >> Yeah, I think we got a little little carried away talking about dots [music] and dub day. Um but I think we actually

08:13 did cook something up, didn’t we, Fedor? >> Yeah, I came prepared. >> Ooh, okay. >> Here we go. Wow, that is beautiful. Did we [music] cook this? We absolutely cooked this. Yes, everyone nod. Everyone nod. >> yeah. >> Yes, we cooked that. It looks beautiful. Fedor, you want to >> We actually [music] cooked with this one, boys. >> Look at that. Yeah, put it right on the laptop. That’s our fix right here. >> Smells excellent. >> Looks beautiful, too. >> I can’t [music] believe we cooked that. >> Matt, how is it? >> It’s actually really good. >> [laughter]

08:43 >> Yeah. >> Oh, Danny, you’re back. Where’d Fedor go? Never mind. Anyways, guys, this has been cooked. Thank you so much for joining us, and thank you [music] to our special guest, Matt and Brian. We had a great time. Played some games, made some memories. We’ll see you again next time. Thank you. >> [music] >> Always did it my [singing] way, never did it by the book. Let me cook. Now, let me cook. Just let me cook. Let me