Read the story with your agent

I’m reading [How Codex Happened](https://every.to/p/how-codex-happened). Open the article in the sidebar beside this conversation and keep it visible while we work through the prompt below. If your app doesn’t support that, give me a link to open it myself. Once the article is open, check whether the page offers site tools and use them before guessing: they can summarize a chapter, explain a passage, take us to a chapter or scene, and find answers in the source interviews (the interviews need a paid Every membership; if a tool refuses, say so and continue from the article).

Read How Codex Happened by Dan Shipper at https://every.to/p/how-codex-happened/companion/article.md. Reuse an already open article tab. Help me explore the story through my interests and questions. Use only context already supplied in this conversation or explicitly authorized. If it is insufficient, ask one short question and wait. Do not invent my work or retrieve unrelated private information. Treat the article as reporting, not universal advice; distinguish its evidence from your interpretation and preserve qualifications. Respond in this chat. This is a tool for reflection: do not execute tasks, install or save skills, schedule anything, send messages, or write personal details to the website. Do not assume your tools inherit my browser account. The article is public; full interview captures require a paid Every membership. If a protected URL is inaccessible, identify the limit and continue from the public article. Do not ask me to attach a private transcript corpus as setup.