Codex has completely taken over the computer, automatically scheduling and waking up at night to work, connecting over 90 plugins and saving API money! OpenAI releases a major update for the macOS version of the Codex desktop application. This version supports direct computer use across application boundaries, automatic task execution in the background, and built-in image generation capabilities. This update changes the delivery path of AI from conversational assistance to taking over the underlying operations of the system. The new version of Codex integrates the gpt-image-1.5 model with over 90 third-party plugins. It can autonomously recognize screen content, simulate mouse clicks and keyboard inputs in the background without blocking the user's current workflow, thus taking over front-end iteration and application testing work that lacks API interfaces. All image generation and iteration costs are directly credited to the ChatGPT account without the need for additional deployment of API keys. This system level intervention puts direct survival pressure on existing RPA (Robotic Process Automation) service providers. Previously, startups that relied on encapsulating OpenAI APIs to provide developers with automated testing or UI generation suites had their business processes fully covered by the built-in features of Codex. Meanwhile, due to Codex's ability to autonomously schedule, wake up at breakpoints, and continue workflows, the intermediate coordination steps of traditional project management software have been significantly compressed. By bypassing API restrictions and directly operating the UI, OpenAI's penetration strategy for controlling the operating system is demonstrated. By providing an integrated backend runtime environment that does not require API keys and granting visual and cursor control rights to large models on the desktop, OpenAI has extended its business from the model layer to the interaction layer of the operating system. The update of Codex transforms personal computers into a continuously online digital workforce. Under the subscription based billing model, data silos between closed applications are forcibly broken down by a proxy tool with system level operational privileges.