OpenAI's latest update to Codex significantly expands its capabilities, transforming it from a code generation tool into a comprehensive assistant for the entire software development lifecycle. This update enables Codex to interact directly with a user's computer, allowing it to see the screen, click through applications, and type inputs using its own cursor. Developers can now benefit from Codex's ability to perform multiple operations in parallel, thus minimizing interruptions and enhancing productivity. Additionally, the built-in browser allows users to interact with web pages directly, making it easier to manage design iterations and testing. The update also enhances Codex's dev ops functionalities, enabling it to review pull requests, manage terminal tabs, and establish SSH connections. With the introduction of over 90 plugins, Codex can now handle long-term tasks and maintain context across sessions. Furthermore, the new memory features will enable Codex to store user preferences and suggest future tasks based on previous interactions. These enhancements are currently available for ChatGPT desktop users on macOS, with further personalization features expected to roll out soon.