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OpenAI adds composer predictions to Codex desktop app beta for Pro users

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OpenAI has added composer predictions to the Codex desktop app, in beta for Pro users working on local tasks.

The feature suggests the user's next message based on the conversation and how they phrase requests; users press Tab to accept a suggestion, edit it if needed, and send. Predictions can be turned off in Settings.

OpenAI calls it one of the most loved features its team has tested internally, a claim the company makes without independent evidence. A Tibor Blaho post relaying the announcement says the feature is included at no additional cost for eligible Pro users during the beta; the official posts do not mention pricing.

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Oct 9
  1. Tibor Blaho
    Codex adds composer predictions for Pro users in beta

    AIOpenAI's developer account announces composer predictions in Codex, which suggest a user's next message based on the conversation and how the user writes. During the beta, the feature is included at no additional cost for eligible Pro users.

  2. OpenAI Developers
    Codex desktop app adds composer predictions in beta for Pro users

    AIOpenAI says composer predictions are available in beta for Pro users in the Codex desktop app, for local tasks. Users press Tab to accept a suggestion, edit it if needed, and then send. Predictions can be turned off in Settings.

  3. OpenAI Developers
    Codex adds composer predictions for Pro users in beta

    AIOpenAI says composer predictions in Codex is now in beta for Pro users. The feature suggests a user's next message based on their conversation and how they phrase requests. OpenAI calls it one of the most loved features its team has tested internally.

    Video from @OpenAIDevs's post

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