OpenAI Agents API ships automatic review, bringing Codex-style "approve for me" to agents
craigsdennis · x · 2026-11-03
OpenAI's Agents API quietly shipped an "automatic review" option last week, according to developer kevinwhinnery. It brings the Codex "approve for me" behavior to API-based agents, cutting down on chatty approval steps during agent execution — while sandbox network restrictions still apply as before, so security controls remain intact.
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