Must admit, for this particular case I don't see the appeal in using a wrapper.
Why would I not just use Codex directly?
The we wrote a bunch of prompts argument is kind of meh. That sort of thing has not only diminishing value with subsequent model releases but I actually believe will turn negative. The model will know better by default.
For example, initially giving the model some advice on code best practice was helpful. But now it's unhelpful because the model already knows best.
Why would I not just use Codex directly?
The we wrote a bunch of prompts argument is kind of meh. That sort of thing has not only diminishing value with subsequent model releases but I actually believe will turn negative. The model will know better by default.
For example, initially giving the model some advice on code best practice was helpful. But now it's unhelpful because the model already knows best.