This video shows how I used a conversation with Codex to direct work across two computers and a team of AI agents while making dinner. Codex used tools and my browser on the Mac, and passed work to the Architect, an agent coordinating other project agents on my Linux machine. Together, they compared search models, tested an application, and began setting up another voice interface. Results came back into the conversation so I could ask questions, change direction, and approve actions that needed my permission. The implication is that conversation can become a practical interface for work spanning several applications: I describe what I want, the agents handle implementation, and I judge the results. That depends on connected tools, reliable replies, and explicit authority. Even the pizza timer fits into the same conversation.
