OpenAI adds voice control to Codex as it pushes deeper into computer-use agents
jxnlco · x · 2026-07-26
OpenAI reportedly added a voice-control mode to Codex, and the workflow feels increasingly agentic.
- The poster says the new mode works well for computer use and can juggle multiple threads in parallel.
- In the cited thread, the tool is shown opening the Claude app, finding an old conversation, adding a new prompt, and pulling images from it.
- The overall takeaway is that Codex is moving beyond code completion toward a more interactive, computer-using agent experience.
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