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On April 16th, OpenAI shipped a capability expansion that turned Codex from a coding tool into a true agentic super app. Computer use, in-app browser, GPT Image 2.0, persistent memory, and a plugin ecosystem of ninety-plus integrations — layered on top of the desktop release from February.
The practical effect was a step change. Codex stopped being a tool that helped me code and became the environment where most of my work now happens.
In this episode, Chris Bradley walks through the seven capabilities that define Codex today, the prompt bake-off practice that drives his tool decisions, and where Codex pulls ahead — particularly on slide and visual work powered by GPT Image 2.0. He's also direct about the limits: Claude Code is still his primary IDE for heavy builds, NotebookLM still wins on source-grounded research, and both Codex and Claude have shown growing pains as the labs push harder at the frontier.
The fourth episode in the Tools That Changed How I Work sub-series. The through-line across all four — NotebookLM, Antigravity, the Claude desktop app, and now Codex — is the same: match the tool to the work, and stay willing to move when the picture changes.
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