What I like most about Codex is the speed with which it understands what I need and generates useful solutions. It helps me a lot to speed up development, especially in repetitive tasks, code generation, and error searching. Additionally, it often proposes approaches I hadn't considered, which saves me a lot of time. Overall, it's a very practical tool that allows me to focus more on business logic and less on mechanical tasks. It's really handy, to be honest. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like least about Codex is that, at times, it generates code that seems correct at first glance but needs review before going into production. It can also lose some context in large projects or when working with very specific architectures, so sometimes you have to give it more detailed instructions. I would like it to better understand the full context of the project and for the responses to be more consistent across different sessions. Even so, the overall balance is very positive. Sometimes it gets more confused than an octopus in a garage, but it usually gets the job done. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.