我们正在发布 Codex 的重大更新，使其成为超过 300 万每周使用它来加速整个软件开发生命周期工作的开发者更强大的合作伙伴。
Codex 现在可以与你一起操作你的电脑，与你日常使用的更多工具和应用协同工作，生成图像，记住你的偏好，从之前的操作中学习，并承担持续性和可重复性的工作。Codex 应用现在还包括对开发者工作流程更深度的支持，例如审查 PR、查看多个文件和终端、通过 SSH 连接到远程开发箱，以及一个内置浏览器，以便更快地迭代前端设计、应用和游戏。
将 Codex 扩展到编码之外
通过后台电脑使用功能，Codex 现在可以使用它自己的光标，通过查看、点击和输入来使用你电脑上的所有应用。多个智能体可以在你的 Mac 上并行工作，而不会干扰你在其他应用中的工作。对于开发者来说，这对于迭代前端变更、测试应用或在未暴露 API 的应用中工作非常有用。
Codex 也开始原生地与网络协同工作。该应用现在包含一个内置浏览器，你可以在其中直接在页面上发表评论，为智能体提供精确的指令。目前，这对于前端和游戏开发很有用，随着时间的推移，我们计划扩展它，使 Codex 能够完全控制浏览器，而不仅仅是 localhost 上的 Web 应用。
Codex 现在可以使用 gpt-image-1.5 来生成和迭代图像。结合截图和代码，它有助于在同一工作流程中为产品概念、前端设计、模型和游戏创建视觉效果。
我们还发布了超过 90 个额外的插件，这些插件结合了技能、应用集成和 MCP 服务器，为 Codex 提供了更多在你的工具中收集上下文和采取行动的方式。开发者会发现一些最有用的新插件包括：用于帮助管理 JIRA 的 Atlassian Rovo、CircleCI、CodeRabbit、GitLab Issues、Microsoft Suite、Databricks 的 Neon、Remotion、Render 和 Superpowers。
跨越软件开发生命周期工作
该应用现已在 Alpha 阶段支持处理 GitHub 审查评论、运行多个终端标签页，以及通过 SSH 连接远程开发环境。它还允许您直接在侧边栏中打开文件，并支持 PDF、电子表格、演示文稿和文档的丰富预览，同时可使用新的摘要面板来追踪智能体的计划、来源和产物。
这些改进共同使您能够更快速地在软件开发生命周期的各个阶段之间切换，包括编写代码、检查输出、审查变更，以及在一个工作区内与智能体协作。
持续推进工作
我们扩展了自动化功能，允许重复使用现有的对话线程，从而保留之前积累的上下文。Codex 现在可以为自己安排未来的工作，并自动唤醒以继续执行长期任务，可能跨越数天或数周。
团队将自动化功能用于各种场景，从合并待处理的拉取请求，到跟进任务，以及通过 Slack、Gmail 和 Notion 等工具保持对快速变化对话的掌控。
我们还发布了记忆功能的预览版，该功能允许 Codex 记住来自先前经验的有用上下文，包括个人偏好、修正信息以及需要花费时间收集的资料。这有助于未来的任务完成得更快，并达到以往只有通过大量自定义指令才能实现的质量水平。
Codex 现在还能主动提出有用的工作建议，以便您从上次中断的地方继续。利用来自项目、已连接插件和记忆的上下文，Codex 现在可以建议您如何开始一天的工作，或者从之前的项目何处着手。例如，Codex 可以识别 Google Docs 中需要您关注的未处理评论，从 Slack、Notion 和您的代码库中提取相关上下文，然后为您提供一份按优先级排序的操作列表。
可用性
从今天开始，这些更新将逐步推送给使用 ChatGPT 登录的 Codex 桌面应用用户。
包括上下文感知建议和记忆在内的个性化功能，将很快向企业版、教育版以及欧盟和英国的用户推出。计算机使用功能最初在 macOS 上可用，并将很快向欧盟和英国的用户推出。
如果你已经在终端或编辑器中使用 Codex，不妨尝试将其应用到工作流程的其他环节。如果你尚未体验过 Codex，请下载应用程序并立即开始使用。
自 Codex 发布仅一年以来，开发者使用它的方式已不断扩展。开发者最初借助 Codex 编写代码，随后越来越多地将其用于理解系统、收集上下文信息、审查工作成果、调试问题、与团队成员协作，以及推动耗时更长的任务持续推进。
我们的使命是确保通用人工智能（AGI）惠及全人类。这包括缩小人们能够想象的事物与能够构建的事物之间的差距。本次发布使 Codex 更贴近构建软件所涉及的工具、工作流程和决策，更多精彩内容即将推出。
2026 Codex
We’re releasing a major update to Codex, making it a more powerful partner for the more than 3 million developers who use it every week to accelerate work across the full software development lifecycle.
Codex can now operate your computer alongside you, work with more of the tools and apps you use everyday, generate images, remember your preferences, learn from previous actions, and take on ongoing and repeatable work. The Codex app also now includes deeper support for developer workflows, like reviewing PRs, viewing multiple files & terminals, connecting to remote devboxes via SSH, and an in-app browser to make it faster to iterate on frontend designs, apps, and games.
Extending Codex beyond coding
With background computer use, Codex can now use all of the apps on your computer by seeing, clicking, and typing with its own cursor. Multiple agents can work on your Mac in parallel, without interfering with your own work in other apps. For developers, this is helpful for iterating on frontend changes, testing apps, or working in apps that don’t expose an API.
Codex is also beginning to work natively with the web. The app now includes an in-app browser, where you can comment directly on pages to provide precise instructions to the agent. This is useful for frontend and game development today, and over time we plan to expand it so Codex can fully command the browser beyond web applications on localhost.
Codex can now use gpt-image-1.5 to generate and iterate on images. Combined with screenshots and code, it is helpful for creating visuals for product concepts, frontend designs, mockups, and games inside the same workflow.
We’re also releasing more than 90 additional plugins, which combine skills, app integrations, and MCP servers to give Codex more ways to gather context and take action across your tools. Some of the new plugins developers will find most useful include Atlassian Rovo to help manage JIRA, CircleCI, CodeRabbit, GitLab Issues, Microsoft Suite, Neon by Databricks, Remotion, Render, and Superpowers.
Working across the software development lifecycle
The app now includes support for addressing GitHub review comments, running multiple terminal tabs, and connecting to remote devboxes over SSH in alpha. It also lets you open files directly in the sidebar with rich previews for PDFs, spreadsheets, slides, and docs, and use a new summary pane to track agent plans, sources, and artifacts.
Together, these improvements make it faster to move across all the stages of the software development lifecycle between writing code, checking outputs, reviewing changes, and collaborating with the agent in one workspace.
Carry work forward over time
We have expanded automations to allow re-using existing conversation threads, preserving context previously built up. Codex can now schedule future work for itself and wake up automatically to continue on a long-term task, potentially across days or weeks.
Teams use automations for everything from landing open pull requests to following up on tasks and staying on top of fast-moving conversations across tools like Slack, Gmail, and Notion.
We’re also releasing a preview of memory, which allows Codex to remember useful context from previous experience, including personal preferences, corrections and information that took time to gather. This helps future tasks complete faster and to a level of quality previously only possible through extensive custom instructions.
Codex now also proactively proposes useful work to continue where you have left off. Using context from projects, connected plugins, and memory, Codex can now suggest how to start your work day or where to pick up on a previous project. For example Codex can identify open comments in Google Docs that require your attention, pull relevant context from Slack, Notion, and your codebase, then provide you with a prioritized list of actions.
Availability
Starting today, these updates are rolling out to Codex desktop app users who are signed in with ChatGPT.
Personalization features including context-aware suggestions and memory will roll out to Enterprise, Edu, and EU and UK users soon. Computer use is initially available on macOS, and will roll out to EU and UK users soon.
If you’ve been using Codex in the terminal or editor, try it across the rest of your workflow. If you haven’t tried Codex yet, download the app and get started.
In just the year since Codex launched, the ways developers are using Codex has expanded. Developers start with Codex to write code, then increasingly use it to understand systems, gather context, review work, debug issues, coordinate with teammates, and keep longer-running work moving.
Our mission is to ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity. That includes narrowing the gap between what people can imagine and what they can build. This release brings Codex closer to the tools, workflows, and decisions involved in building software, with much more to come soon.
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