OpenAI just launched a keyboard: Codex Micro. It also launched a control panel for AI workers.

Jul 15
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OpenAI introduced the Codex Micro, a limited-run $230 desktop controller designed for Codex users.

Built with Work Louder, it gives developers physical controls for launching workflows, monitoring AI agents, adjusting reasoning effort, and managing agentic coding tasks.

The future of computing may involve managing agents instead of opening apps.

Here's the real story:

We're starting to see hardware built specifically for AI-native workflows.

The next generation of computer accessories won't help you type faster.

They'll help you direct teams of AI agents that do the work for you.

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OpenAI just launched a keyboard: Codex Micro. It also launched a control panel for AI workers.

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