I am a non-developer. One-liner: "I feel like I'll actually be able to build what I need using CODEX after taking this course." --- (From a non-developer's perspective) You can learn how to use Codex. Before taking the course, I heard that you could 'build what you want' by connecting Codex to GitHub, but when I actually tried it, the process was so difficult that I gave up. Through this course, you can get many hints on how to utilize CODEX through examples rather than just theory. It was great to learn things like, 'I can even do "automation," such as receiving articles every morning, using GitHub' (and realizing, 'So this is how developers use it so much'). However, it would be even better if you have some prior knowledge of the terminology used by developers. The instructor does explain the words developers use, but I am personally bridging the gap between the expert and a non-developer by having separate conversations with ChatGPT to supplement the parts I lack.