Codex App

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# Codex joins the ChatGPT desktop app Codex is now part of the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS and Windows. Existing Codex app users can update as usual and keep their projects, settings, and workflows. You can make Codex the default view and, on macOS, keep the Codex app icon. ### New features - Edit Markdown and code directly in the app, use inline annotations, and ask Codex to revise selected content. - Review GitHub pull requests in the sidebar, with reviewer feedback alongside the diff, without leaving the app. - Work across repositories in one project. ### Performance improvements and bug fixes - Made Computer Use faster with GPT-5.6. - Made task activity and progress easier to follow while Codex works. - Simplified plugin management by moving it into Settings. - Improved mobile connection reliability and fixed video rendering for SSH projects. - Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

# Codex joins the ChatGPT desktop app Codex is now part of the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS and Windows. Existing Codex app users can update as usual and keep their projects, settings, and workflows. You can make Codex the default view and, on macOS, keep the Codex app icon. ### New features - Edit Markdown and code directly in the app, use inline annotations, and ask Codex to revise selected content. - Review GitHub pull requests in the sidebar, with reviewer feedback alongside the diff, without leaving the app. - Work across repositories in one project. ### Performance improvements and bug fixes - Made Computer Use faster with GPT-5.6. - Made task activity and progress easier to follow while Codex works. - Simplified plugin management by moving it into Settings. - Improved mobile connection reliability and fixed video rendering for SSH projects. - Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

# Codex joins the ChatGPT desktop app Codex is now part of the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS and Windows. Existing Codex app users can update as usual and keep their projects, settings, and workflows. You can make Codex the default view and, on macOS, keep the Codex app icon. ### New features - Edit Markdown and code directly in the app, use inline annotations, and ask Codex to revise selected content. - Review GitHub pull requests in the sidebar, with reviewer feedback alongside the diff, without leaving the app. - Work across repositories in one project. ### Performance improvements and bug fixes - Made Computer Use faster with GPT-5.6. - Made task activity and progress easier to follow while Codex works. - Simplified plugin management by moving it into Settings. - Improved mobile connection reliability and fixed video rendering for SSH projects. - Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

# Codex joins the ChatGPT desktop app Codex is now part of the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS and Windows. Existing Codex app users can update as usual and keep their projects, settings, and workflows. You can make Codex the default view and, on macOS, keep the Codex app icon. ### New features - Edit Markdown and code directly in the app, use inline annotations, and ask Codex to revise selected content. - Review GitHub pull requests in the sidebar, with reviewer feedback alongside the diff, without leaving the app. - Work across repositories in one project. ### Performance improvements and bug fixes - Made Computer Use faster with GPT-5.6. - Made task activity and progress easier to follow while Codex works. - Simplified plugin management by moving it into Settings. - Improved mobile connection reliability and fixed video rendering for SSH projects. - Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

The official appcast provides build metadata without release notes.

The official appcast provides build metadata without release notes.

# Codex app ### New features - Added [Record & Replay](/codex/extend/record-and-replay), a macOS feature that turns a demonstrated workflow into a reusable skill. Initial availability excludes the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. You or your administrator must also enable Computer Use. - Added bulk actions to [automation](/codex/automations) run history so you can mark every run as read or archive eligible runs. - Added [thread handoff between local and remote hosts](/codex/remote-connections#hand-off-a-task-between-hosts), so you can move a thread to a matching project on a connected host and continue it there. Codex can also coordinate the handoff for you. ### Performance improvements and bug fixes - Added new [deep links](/codex/app/commands#settings) to manage SSH connections. - Improved Browser Use so visible-tab routing and annotations persist when a draft browser session moves to the server. - Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

# Codex app features are available in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland More Codex app capabilities are rolling out to users in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland: - [Computer Use](/codex/computer-use) is available on macOS and Windows in these regions, so Codex can operate desktop apps by seeing, clicking, and typing. - The [Codex Chrome extension](/codex/chrome-extension) is available for browser tasks that need signed-in Chrome context, working across tabs in the background without taking over your browser. - [Memories](/codex/customization/memories) can remember useful preferences, recurring workflows, tech stacks, and repository conventions when enabled. Memories are off by default in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. - [Chronicle](/codex/customization/chronicle) is available as an opt-in research preview for ChatGPT Pro subscribers on macOS, helping Codex build memories from recent screen context.