In this video, I'll be telling you about the latest Codex updates, including the new Codex for Chrome extension and the improvements in versions 0.128 and 0.129 that make Codex more powerful for real browser workflows and long-running agent tasks.

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Key Takeaways:

🚀 Codex for Chrome lets Codex work inside your real signed-in browser session, which is a major workflow upgrade.
🌐 The Chrome extension is especially useful for tools like Gmail, Salesforce, LinkedIn, and internal company dashboards.
🔒 Codex adds permission controls, allowlists, blocklists, and host-based approvals to help keep browser use safer.
🧩 The extension is tied into plugins, making Chrome tasks easier to launch and manage from Codex.
⌨️ Version 0.129 adds Vim-style editing, better resume/fork workflows, improved status line features, and stronger terminal controls.
🔧 Plugin management, hooks, and goals all got major upgrades, making Codex more team-friendly and programmable.
🛠️ Version 0.128 added persisted goal workflows, the codex update command, better keymaps, and more permission profile controls.
👍 Overall, Codex is becoming a more complete agent workspace that connects your repo, terminal, browser, plugins, and approvals.

AICodeKing

OpenAI has released Codex versions 0.128 and 0.129, with the headline feature being a Chrome extension that lets Codex operate inside your real signed-in browser session. Unlike the in-app browser, the Chrome integration allows Codex to interact with authenticated websites like Salesforce, Gmail, or internal dashboards. The extension runs tasks in Chrome tab groups in the background, with granular permission controls including per-host allow/block lists and scoped browser history access. CLI improvements include Vim-style editing in the composer, redesigned resume/fork workflows, improved plugin management with workspace sharing and team controls, programmable hooks, and experimental long-running goals. The overall direction positions Codex as a full agent workspace connecting repos, terminals, local apps, and authenticated browser sessions rather than just a code editor assistant.

Codex 3.0 (New Upgrades): OPENAI HAS COOKED AGAIN! RIP Claude Code!

<p>This should be reported!
Where do you get version 3.0?</p>
