ChatGpt's Codex is an AI agent that can code and delegate programming tasks, testing new capabilities that allow you to choose the best solution.
Openai launched Codex in April, which is a great tool, but not close to swapping entry-level engineers.
Openai claims that Codex helps developers achieve more by delegating tasks to various agents, and the new update will allow them to get closer to the expectations set by the company.
According to the release notes, ChatGpt Codex can now generate multiple responses simultaneously for a single task.
This allows users to explore multiple solutions and choose the best approach rather than offering a different approach to OpenAI.
Additionally, Openai has added keyboard shortcuts and pages to explore them.
For example, you can now open Codex by pressing ctrl+/ on other platforms on MacOS and Ctrl+/. This update adds the “Branch” query parameter in addition to the existing “Environment”, “Prompt”, and “TAB=Archive” parameters.
Here is the complete changelog:
- Added a load indicator when downloading a report while setting up a container.
- Added support for cancel tasks.
- Fixed an issue that caused tasks to fail during setup.
- Fixed an issue where the setup script would perform follow-up in an environment where Gitignored files were modified.
- Improved the way agents understand and respond to network access restrictions.
- Increased update rate for text explaining what Codex is doing.
- Increased the setup script duration limit for Pro, Teams and Business Users to 20 minutes.
- Polished Codediffs: You can optionally click on options and then click on the code header to expand/collapse them all.
Codex is based on Codex-1, a new version of ChatGPT based on the existing O3 model, but is optimized for coding, resulting in improved accuracy.
When Codex pulls CodeBase from Github, it allows you to write new code, propose pull requests, and perform each task in its own sandbox.
Codex is available for subscriptions of $20 or more.
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