Computer Use Workspace adds layout-aware window planning to Codex on macOS
paw_lean · x · 2026-07-21
Computer Use Workspace adds layout-aware window planning to Codex on macOS
A new Codex skill called Computer Use Workspace extends Computer Use on macOS by inspecting available space across all connected displays before opening apps. It plans where windows should go, preserves the windows already on screen, and remembers what it opened so it can restore the workspace and clean up afterward.
The skill is designed for tasks that need several apps at once — such as a browser, document viewer, and notes app — and for setups spanning a laptop display plus a Studio Display.
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