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15 itemsUpdated May 27, 2026
  1. News

    OpenAI to sunset GPT-5.2 and GPT-5.3 Codex models

    OpenAI is set to sunset GPT-5.2 and GPT-5.3-Codex in Codex on June 2 for users signed in with a ChatGPT account. GPT-5.5 will become the default frontier model on free plans, while older options remain available via the API.

  2. News

    Zed now lets you use your ChatGPT subscription in-agent

    Zed has just rolled out ChatGPT subscription sign-in for its agent, matching Codex’s usage and rate limits. The company says you can also connect via ACP, Codex CLI, or an API key, with fast mode support “coming soon.”

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    OpenAI brings Codex mobile controls to the ChatGPT app

    OpenAI has just rolled out a Codex preview inside the ChatGPT mobile app, letting you monitor work, review outputs, and approve next steps from iOS and Android. Early reactions are mixed, with some users praising the “mission control” feel and others reporting pairing bugs.

  4. News

    Sam Altman dangles two free months to win Codex switchers

    With the promotion, OpenAI is looking to make Codex the default AI coding tool inside more companies. Sam Altman says switchers get two months free over the next 30 days, but reactions are split on whether it’s enough to drive adoption.

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    OpenAI adds Codex Chrome plugin for parallel web app testing

    OpenAI has just rolled out a new Codex Chrome plugin designed to boost browser-based dev work, from testing web apps to gathering context across tabs. Early reactions are mixed, with praise for the workflow and questions about auth, profiles, and reliability.

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    OpenAI Codex CLI adds new /goal command in v0.128.0

    OpenAI’s Codex CLI 0.128.0 appears to introduce a new /goal command aimed at keeping a task “alive across turns” until it’s done. Early testers say it requires a config toggle and isn’t supported in the app yet, with some reporting setup errors.

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    OpenAI brings GPT-5.5, Codex, and Agents to AWS Bedrock

    OpenAI is expanding its partnership with AWS with three new Bedrock integrations in limited preview: OpenAI models (including GPT-5.5), Codex, and Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI. The goal is smoother enterprise deployment with familiar AWS security, identity, and billing.

  8. News

    OpenAI Symphony aims to scale coding agents via Linear

    OpenAI has just rolled out Symphony, an open-source spec and reference implementation for orchestrating coding agents around project boards like Linear. It assigns an agent per issue, keeps work running with CI awareness, and claims big PR gains—though the metric deserves scrutiny.

  9. News

    OpenAI’s Codex adds Chronicle to remember your on-screen context

    OpenAI has just rolled out Chronicle for Codex, enhancing its memories with recent on-screen context to cut down on repeated prompts. It’s launching to Pro users on macOS (excluding the EU, UK, and Switzerland), as developers weigh usefulness against privacy and security risks.

  10. News

    OpenAI Codex update adds computer use, browser, images, plugins

    OpenAI’s Codex is being called “a lot more powerful,” with a reposted update pointing to four big expansions: computer use, an in-app browser, image generation/editing, and 90+ new plugins. Details on rollout, availability, and specific integrations haven’t been shared yet.

  11. News

    Codex is adding /compact command for manual context control

    Codex appears to be gaining a long-requested /compact command for manual context management. Early reactions point to demands for more control over speed, thresholds, and model choice. Users are also asking for /clear, /reset, and better review flows.

  12. News

    Codex adds $100 Pro plan and resets usage limits

    Codex has just rolled out a $100 Pro plan, positioned as a new middle tier for heavier users. Tibo Sottiaux also says usage limits are being reset again, and the 2X limits promotion on $100 and $200 Pro is being extended.