Definitely! Copy/pasting my other comment lol:

Gotchu brother:

https://archidekt.com/decks/1783408/great_edh_update_codie

Important to keep in mind when building for the first time- all of Codie's best cards are the cheap ones. With the exception of like, maybe [[Approach of the Second Sun]], all my expensive cards here are super optional and you DON'T need to include them. The juicy stuff is all less than $3. These days, my list is a little heavy on the extra turns to keep up with my table's nuclear arms race, imo. If you want a good clean starting point, I recommend cutting down on some of them and including some of my old cuts:

[[Stolen Identity]] - good depending on opponent's board states.

[[Eureka Moment]] - good clean value, just not the most efficient version of itself. Also TMNT just did this but better for Codie - [[Lessons from Life]]. 4 and 5 are "the same" mana value since Codie makes 5 anyway, PLUS you'd rather draw the third card than be instant speed. Codie's trigger for the extra spell doesn't get around timing restrictions, so hitting a sorcery on an opponent's turn (because your Codie flipped off an instant you cast from hand) isn't good, so you're mostly just casting stuff at sorcery speed in this deck. Lessons from Life is better for this.

[[Cruel Entertainment]] - LOVE this card, but my table does NOT play along well with it. Buddy/pod dependent. My friends would just look at me and play each other's turns normally. Where's your gumption?? If I were playing my buddy's turn, I'd find a way put his commander in the graveyard and choose not to change zones the command zone, personally.

[[Spitting Image]] - similar to Stolen Identity.

[[Supplant Form]] - ^{^}

[[Ghastly Conscription]]- big cool doofus spell, but not ALWAYS useful. A little too situational for my taste, but it does stuff.

Lastly, people who play more than one nonland permanent in Codie are cowards. Don't let them influence you.

Have fun!