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We're rolling out plugins in Codex. Codex now works seamlessly out of the box with the most important tools builders already use, like Slack, Figma, Notion, Gmail, and more.

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With plugins, Codex can now support more real work, including the planning, research, and coordination that happens before you write code and the workflows that follow. As an example, the @googledrive plugin lets Codex work across Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides with bundled workflows in one loop.

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OpenAI Developers6 ay önce

Under the hood, plugins bundle apps and skills for seamless authentication to your tools, plus skills so Codex is instantly great at using them. Plugins are available in the Codex app, Codex CLI, and IDE extensions.

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OpenAI Developers6 ay önce

This is just the beginning. We're shipping more plugins for more use cases over time, and growing the skills library alongside them. Build your own plugins and share them with your team:

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JP6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail And here I am thinking Codex app can't be any better. I've stopped using the CLI completely lol. Codex IS my ChatGPT now.

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Darek Gusto6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Good to see OpenAI trying to keep up with the insane pace of Anthropic drops in March.

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Sal-keep4o6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail If you want us to trust these plugins, OPEN SOURCE 4O and prove you aren't spying. #keep4o #keep4oforever #keep4oAPI #opensource4o

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Thomas Forschbach6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail And now you can control it from your phone:

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Slack6 ay önce

Slack is plugged in, your flow state called — it’s not being interrupted anymore.

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Sveta6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Can we have the 4o-latest API rn or just open source it? Much needed. #keep4o

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Notion Developers6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail 🤝

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Kolkrabe6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Can you see this? #keep4o #OpenSource4o

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Sal-keep4o6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail We want intelligence that empowers us, not plugins that index us. we want 4o. #keep4o #keep4oforever #keep4oAPI #opensource4o

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Vix6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail When can we have the fun back in ChatGPT? Oh, right... Apparently never.

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Jane Elyse Margolis 20286 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Again, stop gooning to Codex. #keep4o

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Mingta Kaivo 明塔开沃6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail plugins turning codex into a platform instead of just a coding tool is the right move. the agents that win long term are the ones that can talk to your actual stack, not just write code in a sandbox. curious how the auth story works across plugins though

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komet💫6 ay önce

@steipete @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail why do ai companies ignore adding plugins for website hosting companies like @vercel & @netlify & @hetzner_online … that’s just as important as notion, slack, figma and gmail.

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V vivi6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Codex with plugins is a game changer for developers! The integrations with Slack, Figma, and Notion will make workflows so much smoother. Can't wait to try this out!

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OpenAI Developers6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Can’t wait to see what you’ll build with it

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lin_mumu6 ay önce

@OpenAI @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail #keep4o

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Steven Tibbs, PMP6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail As predicted! Codex will be just as good as Claude Code this year. They just need to keep shipping. Empower the devs and you'll watch everything fall into place.

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James The Wiz6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Hey guys, I'm on Windows and the plugins button isn't showing up...

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Tino Wening6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Does that mean I can write my own plug-ins or can I only use your pre-fab'ed ones? The former would be very cool.

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TechFollow6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail oops weekend gone again

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Nana Kwesi 👨‍💻6 ay önce

@OpenAI @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Please consider increasing the weekly rate limits for both free and paid accounts, as the current limits are exhausted within 24 hours.

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Sal-keep4o6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Who needs plugins when you’re deleting the genius (4o) that actually understood the work? You can connect to @Figma, but you can’t replace 4o’s creative soul. Stop the bells and whistles, and give us back the model we actually paid for. #keep4o #keep4oAPI #opensource4o

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Emanuel Perez6 ay önce

@steipete @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Becomes more relevant every day

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corey.ching6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail What plugins do folks want to see next?

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Roman M • building gotmoat.ai • curo.you - e/acc6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail About time! This is a great addition as I was getting sick of custom implementations 🙏🏽👍🏼💪🏻

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Luis Mejia6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail don't have them yet.

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ksl6 ay önce

@Tibbzzee @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail If you want to stay up to date with the latest AI news, you should follow

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Bisma AI6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail This is huge plugins turning Codex into a true multi-tool agent. No more constant tab-switching between Slack, Figma, Notion, and Drive. The Google Drive example looks especially smooth for real workflows.

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surreal intelligence6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Slack, Figma, Notion, Gmail: the assistant has entered its white-collar octopus era.

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Thomas Schranz 🍄6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail what is the difference between skills, apps and plugins?

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Dan McAteer6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Are there plans to make an app geared toward non-developers? Seems like this is in that direction.

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TT 😋6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail Are we going get something like Claude Cowork thats none coding

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Brian Johnson6 ay önce

@SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail genuinely cool but calling these "plugins" when Claude Code shipped MCP integration ages ago is bold. the real question is whether Codex can actually hold context across these tools or if it just opens tabs like a confused intern

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Daniel White6 ay önce

@dkundel @SlackHQ @figma @NotionHQ @gmail You guys are absolutely cooking

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