NVIDIA shows how to set up Jetson for remote AI development with Codex in 5-minute tutorial
NVIDIA Developer · youtube · 2026-10-03
NVIDIA Developer published a 5-minute tutorial on wiring a Jetson board into OpenAI Codex for secure remote AI-assisted development. Steps include:
- SSH over USB and Wi-Fi setup
- Installing and authenticating Codex CLI, registering it as a remote project, and adding Jetson to the Codex desktop app
- Installing NVIDIA Jetson Device Skills for device management
- Inspecting drivers, configuring non-root Docker permissions, and validating GPU access with a CUDA container test — without the full JetPack SDK
Companion docs: the Jetson AI Lab tutorial and NVIDIA's blog on JetPack 7.2.1 adding agentic video skills and T3000 emulation.
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