The programmer said: "There must be a repository," and Codex initialized the repository. This was the first hour.^1-1

The programmer said: "There must be separation between code—keep entry points and implementations apart," so 'src', 'test', and 'docs' each took their place. This was the second hour.^1-2

The programmer said: "There must be interfaces so people know how to use it." Thus types and contracts became clear. This was the third hour.^1-3

The programmer said: "There must be tests to distinguish runnable from non-runnable." So the reds grew fewer and the greens more. This was the fourth hour.^1-4

At dusk, while he and thirteen subagents reviewed the code, Codex said to him: "5-hours limit reached. reset 9pm." He then stopped working.^1-5

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