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OpenAI engineers show cloud, voice and personal agent ways to work with Codex

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OpenAI Developer Experience engineers Dominik Kundel and Charlie Guo explained three ways to work with Codex at the AI Engineer Code Summit, according to Latent Space.

Kundel says Codex Cloud environments can be shared within a company and that a local task can be handed off to the cloud. Guo describes voice as a control plane for managing Codex threads, and Kundel says he talks to his personal agent, dot, while commuting.

A follow-up post from Latent Space.Podcast's X account says the two showed the new ways of working with Codex, including cloud, voice and dots, but gives no further detail on how they work.

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  1. Latent.SpaceX
    OpenAI demonstrates new ways to work with Codex at AI Engineer Code Summit

    AIOpenAI's Charlie Guo and Dominik Kundel showed new ways of working with Codex at the AI Engineer Code Summit, including on cloud, via voice, and with dots. The source post gives no further details on the features or how they work.

  2. Latent SpaceBlog
    OpenAI engineers explain ways to work with Codex in the cloud, voice and personal agents

    AIOpenAI Developer Experience engineers Dominik Kundel and Charlie Guo explained ways to work with Codex at the AI Engineer Code Summit. Kundel says Codex Cloud environments can be shared within a company and that a local task can be handed off to the cloud. Guo describes voice as a control plane for managing Codex threads, and Kundel says he talks to his personal agent, dot, while commuting.

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