OpenAI Launches Codex App for macOS, Brings Multi-Agent Control and Parallel AI Workflows; Windows Support Coming Soon
OpenAI has launched the Codex app for macOS, introducing a new interface for managing multiple AI agents simultaneously. The desktop tool enables parallel workflows, long-running task collaboration, reusable skills, and background automations, aiming to accelerate agent-based development. Windows support is planned for a future release.
OpenAI unveiled the Codex app on 2 February 2026, describing it as a powerful command centre for building with AI agents. Now available on macOS, with Windows support coming soon, the desktop application allows users to multitask with multiple agents in parallel, isolate changes using worktrees, create reusable “skills” from tools and conventions, and set up background automations for repetitive tasks. The launch includes temporarily expanded access through ChatGPT’s Free and Go tiers, as well as doubled rate limits for paid subscribers across Codex tools. While the app is intended to accelerate agent-based coding workflows, the announcement drew mixed reactions amid ongoing community frustration over recent model changes. What Is Moltbook? All About ‘AI-Only’ Social Network Captivating Silicon Valley As Elon Musk and Andrej Karpathy React to Moltbook Craze.
OpenAI Codex Launched With Multi-Agent Control
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