OpenAI expanded Codex with role-specific plugins, a Sites preview for hosted interactive workspaces, and annotations for refining generated sites, documents, spreadsheets, and slides.
Changelog
Codex changelog
This page shows the recent feature releases, price changes, improvements, and bug fixes recorded for the tool.
GPT-5.5 rolled out to Codex with 400K context, higher coding performance than GPT-5.4, better token efficiency for most users, and an optional Fast mode.
Codex expanded beyond pure coding with computer use, in-app browsing, more plugins, memory, automations, image generation, and stronger PR-review workflows.
Codex pricing began shifting from message-based estimates to token-based credit metering for Plus, Pro, Business, and new Enterprise workspaces.
OpenAI launched the Codex app and later expanded availability to Windows, making multi-agent desktop workflows a first-class surface.
OpenAI upgraded Codex with GPT-5-Codex, improved collaboration across terminal, IDE, and web, and added API-key access for developers.
OpenAI introduced Codex as a cloud software engineering agent that could work on parallel tasks in isolated environments.