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Computer use in Codex reached Windows devices on May 28, letting Codex click, type, and operate Windows desktop apps in the foreground.¹

Codex gained major platform reach and autonomous drive. Appshots (press both Command keys on macOS) sends the frontmost app window to Codex automatically — no copy-paste needed.² Goal mode graduated from experimental: available in the app, IDE extension, and CLI, it lets Codex pursue an objective across hours or days using a dedicated goal store.³ Remote control now covers Windows, so coding tasks started on a Windows device can be monitored and approved from ChatGPT on iOS or Android.⁴

GPT-5.5 and workspace agents reshaped ChatGPT for teams. GPT-5.5 Instant became ChatGPT's default model, delivering more accurate answers and reduced hallucinations.⁵ Workspace agents — Codex-powered automations — let teams configure recurring workflows without leaving the chat interface.⁶ ChatGPT Images 2.0 arrived with improved text rendering and multilingual support.⁷

Realtime voice models added reasoning, translation, and transcription. New models in the API rebuild on a revised WebRTC stack for low-latency global delivery, with dedicated prompting guidance covering preambles, tools, and entity capture.⁸

Enterprise access expanded on multiple fronts. ChatGPT for Clinicians is now free for verified U.S. physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists.⁹ Advanced Account Security launched as an opt-in setting for high-risk users.¹⁰ GPT models, Codex, and Managed Agents became available on AWS.¹¹

Codex CLI shipped five releases (v0.128–v0.135). Highlights: Vim mode with text-object editing, local conversation history search, codex doctor diagnostics, named permission profiles, and codex remote-control as a first-class foreground command.¹² SDKs (Python v2.36–2.38, Node v6.37–6.39.1, Go v3.35–3.37) added realtime translate bindings and a service_tier parameter on the responses compact method.¹³