The biggest design mistake I made when we moved OC to sqlite: using sync db access. When it was just an agent that reports to you on Slack or iMessage this was fine; now that one agent might do 50 sessions in parallel and the whole team works on it, it is limiting.
I have a /goal with Astra that so far landed 575 PRs to move everything to to async workers. We ship these improvements as we make progress. Pretty insane how even huge refactors are no longer scary.
o yes… we’re back in action and we’ll reset usage limits for all paid users across codex and ChatGPT work
sorry about the brief disruption!
(and yes we have a special spare codex when things are down to help us out)
o yes… we’re back in action and we’ll reset usage limits for all paid users across codex and ChatGPT work
sorry about the brief disruption!
(and yes we have a special spare codex when things are down to help us out)
Today we announced the preview of Microsoft Autopilot is rolling out to our first customers - "Autopilot is a persistent, proactive and personal agent that keeps working even when you’re not"
It's been a while since I updated you all on what we are building. First Scout is now Autopilot, and my team leads building this personal agent.
We are building Autopilot on @openclaw, working with @steipete and the OpenClaw Foundation to make it a fantastic enterprise grade runtime.
https://t.co/SGpU5xq9Ml
Re-introducing Sebastian, my Autopilot - and he is as excited as I am!
@thsottiaux It would be good if we have "proceed anyway" style in the Codex's internal web browser for self-hosted websites such as router's 192.168.1.1. Thank you.
You can now discover tools, agents and expert partners on Claude Marketplace. Use it to:
- Add connectors and plugins like Slack and Notion
- Buy agents and products from companies like Cursor and CrowdStrike
- Scale with service partners like Accenture and Deloitte
Cloud sessions are officially available and out of research preview! They let you keep Claude Code working, even when your laptop is closed.
Existing subscribers get a one-time credit to try them: $100 on Pro, $250 on Max.
From figuring out the wiring to debugging “show that on the wall,” @sidrampally shares how he used Codex to turn an LED display into a voice-controlled assistant.
Powered by GPT-Live-1 and a Raspberry Pi, it shows weather, subway arrivals, and more: