ChatGPT Voice in Codex behaves like an orchestrator thread, but needs explicit thread switching
petergyang · x · 2026-07-24
Petergyang shares first impressions of ChatGPT Voice inside Codex:
- It behaves like an orchestrator thread that can steer other threads by voice.
- It mostly works, but you need to be explicit about commands like “start new thread” or “use thread A”; otherwise it tends to dump unrelated requests into one thread.
- A rough edge: while another thread is running, the voice experience goes silent, which hurts the immersion.
- He asks others for tips and still wants the ability to start voice from existing threads.
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