Codex, the AI assistant, now lets you set up recurring automations. Instead of manually asking for daily briefs or weekly reports, you can schedule them to run automatically. Think of it like setting a recurring reminder, but Codex actually does the work and comes back with results. You can set triggers for specific times or events, like every Friday for a weekly review or each morning for a recap of yesterday’s work. The coolest part? Some automations can pick up where a previous conversation left off, making them smarter over time. Just make sure your laptop stays awake if you’re running it locally. Why it matters: This shift from reactive to proactive AI is a big deal—it means AI can now act like a reliable teammate, handling routine tasks without constant hand-holding.
Codex Can Now Run Tasks on Autopilot
Codex, the AI assistant, now lets you set up recurring automations. Instead of manually asking for daily briefs or weekly reports, you can schedule them to run automatically. Think of it like setting a recurring reminder…
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