Showing posts with label Codex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Codex. Show all posts

5.15.2026

Claude Code /goal Just Dropped and it Can Build Literally Anything

The /goal is incredible in both Codex and Claude Code, and really this is the beginning of being able to work with AI coding agents in a completely different way - for longer running and more complex tasks, with less human oversight.

In this video I break down how to use /goal, how to structure your goals before running them, and how to build a full application from one /goal just using a prd and product-roadmap markdown file.



2.05.2026

Apple integrates Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s Codex into Xcode 26.3 in push for ‘agentic coding’

Apple on Tuesday announced a major update to its flagship developer tool that gives artificial intelligence agents unprecedented control over the app-building process, a move that signals the iPhone maker's aggressive push into an emerging and controversial practice known as "agentic coding."

Xcode 26.3, available immediately as a release candidate, integrates Anthropic's Claude Agent and OpenAI's Codex directly into Apple's development environment, allowing the AI systems to autonomously write code, build projects, run tests, and visually verify their own work — all with minimal human oversight.

9.24.2025

Why Codex Is the Beginning of New Engineering


The way we write code just changed forever. OpenAI’s latest updates to Codex aren’t just a small step forward—they’re a whole new chapter in engineering. In this video, I walk you through what’s really happening with Codex across the cloud, desktop (CLI), GitHub integrations, and even VS Code extensions.

You’ll see me experiment live: from adding playful sparkles to a homepage logo, to swapping out fonts across an app, to spinning up pull requests and letting Codex review them. Along the way, I share why this shift is about more than faster coding—it’s about scaling yourself from one developer into ten.

By the end, you’ll see the full lifecycle: firing off multiple requests, reviewing results, merging PRs, and understanding how this ties into Git workflows. This is the first real glimpse of what “new engineering” looks like—and it’s already here, for just $20 a month.



9.16.2025

OpenAI upgrades Codex with a new version of GPT-5


OpenAI announced Monday that it’s releasing a new version of GPT-5 to its AI coding agent, Codex. The company says its new model, called GPT-5-Codex, spends its “thinking” time more dynamically than previous models and could spend anywhere from a few seconds to seven hours on a coding task. As a result, it performs better on agentic coding benchmarks.

9.03.2025

Unified Codex CLI + IDE Extension | MCP Setup Guide
& First Look

In this setup guide, I'll show you how to set up MCP servers for both Codex CLI and the new IDE extension. This powerful combination lets you seamlessly move between your IDE, command line, and then send it off to the cloud.



5.19.2025

OpenAI launches research preview of Codex AI software engineering agent for developers

Just days after reports emerged suggesting OpenAI was buying white-hot coding startup Windsurf, the former company appears to be launching its own competitor service as a research preview under its brand name Codex, going head-to-head against Windsurf, Cursor, and the growing list of AI coding tools offered by startups and large tech companies including Microsoft and Amazon.