#Codex Openai

In this video I walk you through downloading the brand‑new OpenAI Codex AI agent, installing it for free (limited time only) and using it inside VS Code to create a classic chess game from scratch. You’ll see the step‑by‑step setup, how to run the project locally, and how to add powerful skills like Notion, virtual deployment, and more.

Drop “GUIDE” and I’ll send you the setup guide! Everyone’s talking about Claude Code OR Codex, but it should be Claude Code AND Codex 🤯 You can get insane results that are an amazing back for your buck! Follow @justyn.ai and send this to someone who’s using Claude Code or Codex! #ai #claudecode #codex

Comment “Codex” for the link 🔗 @openai just dropped a major update to Codex. Here are some of the new features: - Computer use: Codex gets its own cursor and can click through your actual Mac apps, test flows, and flag issues without you touching anything. - ImageGen: Built-in image generation (gpt-image-1.5) generates images for real work, like creating assets for slides, mockups, UI, and games - In-app browser: Preview and test UI, view artifacts for docs, sheets, and slides. Faster build, review, iterate loop There’s a lot more, but I’ll let you try it out for yourself 🧑‍💻 #ChatGPTPartner

🤘First Impressions - 5.3 Codex has been crushing it. After a day of coding with it I haven't found a 3x cost reason to switch back to Opus. Still evaluating but so far it's been awesome. Let's Go #codex #openai #digitalforensics #startup #letsgo

Codex just released a massive update and here are the 4 new features you need to check out #ai #tech #chatgptpartner

Codex now works across your entire computer. Desktop apps. Connected tools and files. Long-running workflows. It now goes beyond coding to help you gather context and turn it into clear next steps, create assets, remember how you like to work, and stay on top of recurring tasks.

If you haven’t started using AI properly yet, don’t overcomplicate it. Just download Codex. Turn on computer use. Turn on browser use. Then give it something simple like “clean up my desktop.” And just watch it. That’s when it clicks. You realise you don’t need to go into apps anymore. You just tell it what to do.

OpenAI releases their own coding agent! codex CLI also: - new o3 and o4-mini models - veo2 available on aistudio for free?! #aicoding #claudecode #codexcli #openai #chatgpt #techtok #coding #aitools

@openai just dropped a massive Codex update! Computer Use lets Codex run automations on your Mac by controlling apps with simulated mouse and keyboard. It can literally act like a user, trying to break your app, fix it, and do it again. I love the new in-app browser to help me test states, reproduce bugs, and drop comments right on the app to quickly run cleanup prompts. So much more features that I’m still testing out , but already this is a whole different way to work. #chatgptpartner

ChatGPT Codex is 100x BETTER THAN Claude Code? Yes it is… for 2 simple reasons: 1. It gives you better responses and handles context better 2. It’s faster Codex is LITERALLY over 10x FASTER than Claude Code… Like I get that it’s “cool” to use Claude Code and be trendy but… REAL DEVELOPERS ARE SWITCHING TO CODEX 🚨 #ai #vibecoding #coding #chatgpt #claudecode

Comment “stack” for the full setup guide 👇 Claude Code or Codex. Which one should you actually be using? Most people pick one and stop there. Big mistake. Codex runs in the cloud. You give it a task, it clones your repo into a sandbox, works remotely, returns a result. Async. Headless. Queue 5 jobs and walk away. Claude Code runs in your terminal. On your real files. In your actual environment. It sees what you see. Codex wins on defined tasks. Fix this bug. Write these tests. Run 5 of them in parallel while you do something else. Claude Code wins on everything complex. Multi-file refactors. And the one thing Codex literally cannot do — control a GUI. Claude Code opens apps, clicks through UI, interacts with browsers, and verifies changes visually. Codex cannot touch any of that. Now here’s the build. Claude Code in your terminal for the deep work. Codex on the web running parallel tasks on the same repo. Then the Codex plugin inside Claude Code reviewing every output before it ships. One builds deep. One scales wide. One catches what the other misses. That’s the stack. Comment “stack” and I’ll send you the full setup guide 👇

Here's why GPT-5.3 Codex may beat Opus 4.6... 🤯 25% faster. Half the tokens. Beat Opus 4.6 on Terminal-Bench (75.1% vs 69.9%) 🔥 Desktop automation went from basically useless to nearly 65% on OSWorld — the BIGGEST upgrade in this version. It's the first GPT rated High for cybersecurity, and OpenAI used early builds to debug its own training. Insane. Oh and it's 3x cheaper on input tokens than Opus 4.6 💡 Codex 5.3 = speed + efficiency + cybersecurity Opus 4.6 = deep reasoning + complex coding 👇🏼💬 What model are you using? Drop it in the comments.