In this video, I'll be telling you about OpenAI's big new Codex update and how it is turning Codex into a full software workflow agent with computer use, memory, plugins, and more.

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Key Takeaways:

🚀 OpenAI is positioning Codex as more than a coding assistant and more like a full workflow agent.  
🖥️ Codex can now operate your computer, click, type, and interact with apps using background computer use.  
🌐 The new in-app browser lets you comment on pages and guide the agent more precisely.  
🎨 Codex can now generate images inside the workflow for mockups, assets, and visual ideas.  
🔌 More than 90 new plugins and integrations expand Codex’s ability to connect with your tools.  
🧠 Memory, automations, and context-aware suggestions make Codex feel more persistent over time.  
📁 New support for GitHub review comments, file previews, terminal tabs, and SSH makes it more useful for real development.  
💸 Codex access is expanding across ChatGPT plans, including limited-time access for Free and Go users.  
👍 Overall, this update shows OpenAI is building Codex into a serious working environment, not just an autocomplete tool.

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OpenAI has released a major Codex update positioning it as a full software workflow agent rather than just a coding assistant. New capabilities include background computer use (Mac OS first), an in-app browser for direct page interaction, image generation within the workflow, GitHub review comment handling, multiple terminal tabs, SSH connections to remote dev boxes (alpha), and persistent memory across sessions. Automations can now schedule future work and preserve context over time. Pricing has expanded significantly — Codex is now temporarily available on the free ChatGPT tier, with higher rate limits for paid plans and a pay-as-you-go seat option for business/enterprise. OpenAI reports over 3 million weekly developers using Codex, with 6x usage growth since January.

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