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Cult.fit builds operational muscle with Codex

What happened

Cult.fit, a major Indian fitness company, has standardized its software development on OpenAI's Codex, allowing both engineering and non‑engineering teams to build internal tools faster. By using Codex, the company created common repository structures, testing, and code‑review processes, and extended it to specialized workflows such as site‑reliability, security, and on‑call incident handling. A social‑feed feature that would have taken over a year was delivered in two months, and more than 20 internal applications have been built by non‑engineers, including an HR performance‑review workflow. Codex also helps teams perform data analysis themselves, reducing reliance on a central analyst group.

Why it matters

For everyday users, this means cult.fit can roll out new features and improvements more quickly, potentially enhancing their fitness experience. It also shows how AI tools can streamline internal operations, lowering costs and speeding up innovation.

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