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Project record Dashboard 10101

PrestoVideo User Experiences

How human direction, approvals, and Codex-supported implementation became the working PrestoVideo service.

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101Project records
73Completed
28Remaining work
7Human decisions

Filter Results: PV1 — Stories and Features

KeySummaryTypeStatusFeature GroupPoints
PV1-1PrestoVideo User ExperiencesEpicDoneProgram89
PV1-2Shape the product idea, boundaries, and owner decisionsStoryDoneDiscovery and approved design5
PV1-7Task 1: Scaffold the verified application foundationStoryDoneVerified product foundation5
PV1-10Task 2: Create database schema, RLS, and typed clientsStoryDoneVerified product foundation8
PV1-19Task 5: Build the secure customer order experienceStoryDoneStorefront and secure intake8

Showing 5 representative records from 101 total project records.

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Created vs. Resolved Chart: PV1 — Stories and Features

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AI Cost Savings

Human + Codex delivery
Actual estimate$545
All-human estimate$5,200
Estimated savings$4,655
Cost advantage9.54×

52 hours total: 49 Codex-supported hours at $5/hour and 3 human decision hours at $100/hour. Illustrative estimate, not an audited invoice.

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Pie Chart: PV1 — Stories and Features

101records
  • Launch readiness and deployment25
  • Admin operations and secure delivery18
  • Payments and reliable communications18
  • Storefront and secure customer intake12
  • Verified product and domain foundation12
  • Security hardening and verification9
  • Discovery and approved design5
  • Program2
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Workload: Human Decisions and Approvals

Zachary Djimas — owner decisions7
Codex-supported delivery records94
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About this demonstrationThe original dashboard was assembled in Jira from project records exported from the human–Codex build dialogue. This public recreation preserves the approved presentation without exposing Jira accounts, permissions, or editable project data.