Codex can now control Windows apps as coding agents move onto the PC
OpenAI Codex added Windows Computer Use and remote control from mobile. The update expands coding agents from shells and repos into desktop apps.
OpenAI Codex added Windows Computer Use and remote control from mobile. The update expands coding agents from shells and repos into desktop apps.
OpenAI’s Braintrust Codex case study shows a coding-agent operating loop that connects customer requests, tests, sandboxes, preview branches, and evals.
OpenAI published a frontier governance framework and third-party evaluation playbook. Agent scores now need harnesses, tools, and budgets attached.
OpenAI will remove GPT-4.5 and o3 from ChatGPT on separate sunset schedules. The API is unchanged, but teams should separate ChatGPT workflows from API model lifecycles.
OpenAI published an internal Codex usage report. The practical signal is task queues, AGENTS.md, repo questions, migrations, tests, and incident triage.
OpenAI has launched Rosalind Biodefense, pairing GPT-Rosalind, Codex life-science tooling, and trusted access for public-health defense work.
Fujitsu announced OpenAI and Anthropic collaborations on the same day, pointing to a multi-model SI strategy built around Claude, Codex, FDE, and enterprise controls.
OpenAI updated GPT-5.5 Instant, removed Canvas from the GPT-5.5 ChatGPT path, and set ChatGPT-only sunset dates for o3 and GPT-4.5.
OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel gives ChatGPT, Codex, Responses API, and AgentKit an outbound-only path to private MCP servers without public endpoints.
CodeGraph v0.9.7 tries to cut the repository-reading cost of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents with a local code graph.
A new paper turns Claude Constitution and OpenAI Model Spec into testable audit targets, showing how model policies are becoming benchmarks.
OpenAI added Appshots, Goal mode GA, browser annotations, locked computer use, and admin analytics to Codex. The update shows coding agents becoming longer-running workers.