Jason Liu shows how to run Codex as a long-lived computer-control agent
AI Engineer · youtube · 2026-07-24
Jason Liu explains how to set up Codex for long-running work
At OpenAI’s workshop, Jason Liu walks through Codex as a general computer-control tool rather than just a coding assistant. The talk focuses on:
- building a memory vault and assistant threads
- prompting Codex to collaborate across threads
- using computer use for broader task execution
- planning for long-running work streams and looped execution
The session is aimed at developers who want to use Codex, the Agents SDK, and the OpenAI API more reliably in production-like workflows.
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