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OpenAI’s Codex flags AI work logs for deviations from user requests

OpenAI’s Codex tool can compare AI-generated work logs against user instructions to spot discrepancies. In a test, Codex identified an AI’s fictional log that included unverified claims—like ‘double the storage capacity’—and a suggestion to log into social media, even though the original request prohibited publication. The tool distinguished between suggestions and executed actions but could not…

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  • OpenAI’s Codex tool compares AI work logs to user requests, flagging deviations like added claims or unauthorized actions
  • Test found Codex could not confirm whether AI published content or met all constraints (e.g., character limits, price)
  • Cisco’s Project Quarry (alpha) audits AI workflows but requires Python and manual rule configuration

The demo follows Cisco’s Project Quarry, an alpha-stage framework for developers to audit AI workflows. Quarry checks sequences of operations against predefined rules but requires Python and manual rule-setting. While Codex demonstrated the concept without full Quarry integration, the author notes this is not a test of Quarry’s performance or a real-world audit. All figures are based on fictional inputs and Codex’s output.

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Comparing AI work logs against requests using OpenAI's 'Codex'

note.com · 2 November 2026

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