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OpenAI Completely Overhauls Codex, Grows Its Own Mouse, Schedules Itself to Outwork Humans

OpenAI has fundamentally transformed Codex from a coding assistant into a versatile AI agent capable of autonomous computer control. The updated Codex can now operate in the background with its own independent cursor, allowing it to run applications like Xcode, test software, and fix bugs without interrupting the user’s workflow. It features a built-in browser for real-time visual editing of web pages, enabling developers to make changes through direct UI interactions. The release also introduces over 90 plugins for tools like JIRA, CircleCI, and SharePoint, integrating end-to-end development and productivity workflows. A new "heartbeat" feature allows Codex to self-schedule tasks, maintain context across sessions, and work autonomously over extended periods. Additional enhancements include memory capabilities, support for handling GitHub code reviews, multi-tab terminals, and built-in file generation for Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint. Currently, advanced computer control is available on macOS (excluding EU/UK users), with Windows support limited to data retrieval. This expansion positions Codex as a foundational step toward OpenAI’s planned "super-app," combining coding, automation, and multi-tool integration into a single platform.

marsbit04/17 11:20

OpenAI Completely Overhauls Codex, Grows Its Own Mouse, Schedules Itself to Outwork Humans

marsbit04/17 11:20

What Kills SaaS Isn't AI, It's Agent

The article argues that AI agents, not AI itself, are disrupting the SaaS industry. The recent market reaction to Anthropic's Claude Cowork plugin release, which erased $285 billion in software market value in 24 hours, highlights this shift. The core thesis is that the traditional SaaS model—building a "nice UI + integrations + per-seat pricing" on top of shallow moats—is dying. AI agents that can autonomously execute workflows within existing systems (CRMs, databases) are making the intermediate UI layer obsolete. This creates a "Thin Middle Squeeze": value is moving upward to the AI agent execution layer and downward to the foundational data layer (record systems), while the middle layer (traditional SaaS UI) is being crushed. However, the author clarifies that software market spending is not decreasing but shifting. New opportunities lie in: AI platform subscriptions with usage-based pricing, owning proprietary data in record systems, building infrastructure for AI security/governance, adopting outcome-based pricing models, and providing implementation services. The conclusion is that the era of "easy SaaS" with per-seat pricing is over, but immense opportunities remain for those building in the agent, data, or infrastructure layers.

marsbit02/06 11:32

What Kills SaaS Isn't AI, It's Agent

marsbit02/06 11:32

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