OpenAI’s Codex receives a sweeping upgrade that turns the AI into a full‑stack coding partner. The new desktop app lets the model drive your Mac, click and type across native apps, and even launch terminal sessions. It now works from within an in‑app browser, letting developers comment directly on pages to steer the agent.

Codex now supports GitHub PR reviews, multi‑file views, SSH to remote devboxes, and a rich preview sidebar for PDFs, spreadsheets and slides. The update brings over 90 new plugins— Atlassian Rovo, CircleCI, GitLab Issues, Microsoft Suite, and more— giving the agent deeper context across a dev’s toolchain for developers daily workflows and productivity.

Memory features let Codex remember preferences, past fixes, and long‑term tasks, while automations can schedule work and wake up later to finish a job. The agent now proposes next steps by pulling open comments from Docs, Slack, and Notion, then prioritizing actions based on project context for developers to focus on critical code reviews.

Computer‑use on macOS launches today; EU and UK releases follow shortly. Enterprise, Edu, and EU/UK users will soon get personalization and memory features. With these tools, Codex moves beyond code writing into full development workflows, reducing friction for 3 million weekly users and tightening the gap between idea and implementation for teams across diverse industries.