OpenAI has announced a plugin for its coding assistance AI tool 'Codex,' enabling integration with over 20 services including Gmail, Google Drive, GitHub, Figma, Notion, Slack, Cloudflare, and Box.



OpenAI has announced numerous plugins for Codex, its AI coding assistance tool launched in 2021. This will enable integration with over 20 services, including Gmail, by default.

Plugins – Codex | OpenAI Developers
https://developers.openai.com/codex/plugins



With the introduction of plugins, Codex has become more practical, supporting planning, research, and coordination before writing code, as well as subsequent workflows. For example, if you install the Google Drive plugin, you can integrate a series of workflows across Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Slides into a single loop.



Regarding plugins, OpenAI described them as 'just the beginning,' and indicated its intention to sequentially release plugins that support a wider range of use cases, as well as expand its skill library.



Jason Liu, a developer at OpenAI, says he uses approximately 58 automation features and 30 plugins, and that everything except coming up with ideas and talking to other people is automated.



According to Alexander Enbilikos of the Codex team, Codex has completely transformed the way everyone at OpenAI works, and not only the technical teams, who use it in every aspect of their work, but also administrative and sales departments have optimized for Codex.



Tibo, also from the Codex team, stated that they reset the Codex usage restrictions in order to allow as many people as possible to use the plugins they released.



Cloudflare also welcomes the arrival of the Codex plugin.



Box CEO Aaron Levy also stated, 'We look forward to working with OpenAI to provide a more seamless experience by connecting content and agents.'



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