[0:00] You can now show Codex
[0:01] how to do something,
[0:02] teach it your preferences,
[0:03] and turn what it learns into a skill you can use again.
[0:05] Let me show you what that looks like.
[0:07] Our team follows a consistent process
[0:09] every time we publish a YouTube video.
[0:11] Doing this manually
[0:12] means pulling the metadata
[0:13] from our publishing spreadsheet,
[0:15] finding the matching assets,
[0:16] and working through the same fields
[0:18] and settings in YouTube studio.
[0:20] This time,
[0:20] I'm going to have Codex watch me,
[0:22] so it can learn how we do it.
[0:26] As I go,
[0:27] I pull in the title and description,
[0:28] add the thumbnail and English captions
[0:30] and save the video as private.
[0:47] When I'm done,
[0:49] Codex reviews the recording and turns
[0:50] what it learned into a skill.
[0:51] where to learn into a skill.
[0:53] it remembers where our metadata lives,
[0:54] how the upload package is organized,
[0:56] and how we add captions,
[0:58] save, and verify each upload.
[1:00] Now I'm going to open
[1:01] a fresh thread, attach
[1:03] the next video package, and
[1:04] ask Codex to handle it.
[1:12] And now Codex handles this next one for me.
[1:17] It matches the package
[1:18] to the right row
[1:19] in our spreadsheet,
[1:20] fills in the metadata,
[1:21] adds the thumbnail and English captions,
[1:23] uploads the video as private,
[1:25] and then verifies
[1:26] everything was saved correctly.
[1:34] So there you go.
[1:35] You show Codex how to do something once,
[1:37] and remembers your process
[1:38] and preferences for the next time.
[1:40] That could be how you publish a video,
[1:42] how you format and share pull request,
[1:43] and how you like to set up
[1:44] calendar invites.
[1:46] When you use the skill again,
[1:47] Codex can complete the task using
[1:49] computer use,
[1:50] browser use,
[1:51] your connected plugins,
[1:52] or a combination of them.
[1:53] You don't have to explain every step
[1:55] or preference in a prompt.
[1:56] Just show Codex how you do it,
[1:57] and next time it can do it for you.