OpenAI launches Codex 'recording and reproducing' feature, which can directly convert demonstration workflows into AI skills According to Beating monitoring, OpenAI has introduced a new feature called "Recording and Reproduction" for its encoding agent Codex. This feature allows users to demonstrate daily repetitive workflows (such as filling out reimbursement forms or submitting leave requests) to Codex, which can then transform the demonstration into structured skills that can be checked and edited for automatic reuse in the future. Users can independently control the start and stop of recording. This feature is currently only available in the macOS client and is an optional configuration. In the initial release phase, its available regions excluded the European Economic Area (EEA), the United Kingdom, and Switzerland; In addition, users or their administrators must have the 'Computer Use' permission enabled to use this feature. [Original link]