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• @openaidevs @openaidevs on x

  The Codex app is now on Windows. Get the full Codex app experience on Windows with a native agent sandbox and support for Windows developer environments in PowerShell. https://developers.openai.com/ wendows [video]

• @openaidevs @openaidevs on x

  To bring Codex to Windows, we built the first Windows-native agent sandbox. It uses OS-level controls like restricted tokens, filesystem ACLs, and dedicated sandbox users so agents can safely run in real Windows developer environments like PowerShell. Explore the OSS

• @windowsdev @windowsdev on x

  Designed for Windows developers, the Codex app is now available for Windows! Try it out today: https://apps.microsoft.com/...

• @romainhuet Romain Huet on x

  Big win for Windows developers! 🚀 Codex on Windows opens the door for millions of developers. Excited to see what builders around the world create with this!

• @deryatr_ Derya Unutmaz on x

  Codex for Windows is now released. I am a diehard Mac user but am curious to know how these two platforms compare, likely very similar.

• @wesroth Wes Roth on x

  OpenAI has officially brought its highly anticipated Codex app to Windows! Following its macOS debut last month, this release gives Windows developers a native, deeply integrated AI coding workspace without forcing them to rely on workarounds like Windows Subsystem for Linux [vid…

• @stevenheidel Steven Heidel on x

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• @openaidevs @openaidevs on x

  With the Codex app on Windows, now you can: • Work with multiple agents in parallel • Manage long-running tasks • Review diffs in one place • Stay in your existing setup, without switching to WSL or VMs

• @charlierguo Charlie Guo on x

  If I made a “developers! developers! developers!” joke, how many of you would understand that reference?

• @vraserx @vraserx on x

  OpenAI keeps cooking. The Codex app just dropped on Windows with a native agent sandbox and PowerShell dev environment support. The AI coding era is accelerating fast. 💻🔥