A mini keyboard built for agents and would-be app makers, this boutique shortcut pad makes AI tangible. But do we need that?

OpenAI launched Codex Micro, a shortcut keyboard for users of its AI coding product. It was engineered by Work Louder and priced at $230.

OpenAI's Codex version 3 is expected to shift AI toward cloud-based autonomous workflows by late 2026. SpaceX also prepares new Grock models.

The Codex Micro, made in collaboration with Work Louder, is OpenAI’s new “keyboard” designed for its Codex Agent. Containing 12 keys, a knob and a joystick, it more resembles a gamepad than a traditional keyboard and is meant to act as an accessory with dedicated keys that provide shortcuts to popular functions,

The $230 Codex Micro sold out before I could buy one, so I turned my Stream Deck+ into a surprisingly capable alternative.

What if the next big leap in artificial intelligence wasn’t meant for everyone? OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 Codex is making waves, not as a general-purpose AI, but as a highly specialized system crafted for professionals in software engineering and cybersecurity.

AWS integrates code vulnerability security platform Continuum with OpenAI Codex, Anthropic Claude Code and AWS Kiro for AI cybersecurity, a win for enterprises, AWS partners say.

OpenAI just merged the ChatGPT desktop app with Codex - and removed my favorite productivity features. What were they thinking?