Tweet: Big day for Codex! Codex can now work across more of your computer and more of your tools. Features many of you have been asking for are here: computer use, in-app browser, 90+ plugins, image generation, memory, thread automations, and more. Can’t wait to see what you build! @romainhuet: "Big day for Codex! Codex can now work across more of your computer and more of your tools. Features many of you have been asking for are here: computer use, in-app browser, 90+ plugins, image generation, memory, thread automations, and more. Can’t wait to see what you build! https://x.com/romainhuet/status/2044829482943668510/video/1" Title cards display "Codex for (almost) everything" and "Codex has an in-app browser" before a browser window for the Build Lego tracker app shows the headline "Track every set from sealed box" alongside images of red, yellow, and teal Lego bricks with a $2,993 value badge, a chat input reading "Generate an image for the hero section of the page and a", a Plugins panel titled "Make Codex work your way" listing Hugging Face, CircleCI, Sentry, Cloudflare, and GitLab Issues under Coding, and a tools list including Computer Use, Browser, Google Calendar, Slack, and Outlook Email. Further screens show a code plan recommending edits to index.html, main.js, and styles.css for a banner feature, bullet-point task summaries beginning with "Can wait" referencing a launch tracker and calendar, a user message reading "Can you keep an eye on things and let me know if I miss anything?", an IceCubesApp interface with the prompt to create an issue topic spreadsheet that mentions pulling repo context and searching MEMORY.md, and the OpenAI logo on a purple-blue gradient background.