Btw, you can run any agents, Codex is the nicest, of course, because of the native browser. You can read more about how to use external agents in MagicPath here.
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Codex AI tool for code development and file management explained
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Then open the web browser pointing to https://t.co/G5VusyT6qP, log in, open a new file, and you're done.
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 15 mai 2026
We built the skill so Codex is aware of your open project (you can also ask Codex to work on any file you want, or start a new one). pic.twitter.com/m0FPX0PdhaThen open the web browser pointing to http://
MagicPath.ai, log in, open a new file, and you're done. We built the skill so Codex is aware of your open project (you can also ask Codex to work on any file you want, or start a new one). -
MagicPath Native Canvas in Codex for Designing Functional Apps
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You can now run MagicPath as a native canvas inside Codex to design and build functional apps.
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 15 mai 2026
It's pretty incredible.
Here's how to do it 👇 pic.twitter.com/3dVKxq7pGeYou can now run MagicPath as a native canvas inside Codex to design and build functional apps. It's pretty incredible. Here's how to do it
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Weekly AI news roundup: New models, agents, and enterprise tools
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Here's all the AI news from the past week: – @thinkymachines unveiled “Interaction Models”
– @OpenAI launched Codex From Anywhere – @AnthropicAI launched Agent View in Claude Code and increased usage limits
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Codex generalizes problems, limiting non-coding work unnecessarily
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Another aspect of this is that Codex, like a good programmer, wants to generalize problems. It has a tendency to write a repeatable code base that generates the required output. But for a lot of non-coding work, this is unnecessary and often limiting, since it anchors the work.
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Runway’s Agent mode builds complex stories from short text
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Fine, you all want to code like this I guess.
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 15 mai 2026
(Runway's new Agent mode is quite impressive, doing fairly complex story building from just a short text description of what you want. Not error free obviously, but this was pretty great for a one-shot attempt) https://t.co/vPNUwJI0gA pic.twitter.com/dO8lwbpgjKFine, you all want to code like this I guess. (Runway's new Agent mode is quite impressive, doing fairly complex story building from just a short text description of what you want. Not error free obviously, but this was pretty great for a one-shot attempt)
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Cohere Compass for Complex Document Analysis
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Searching through unstructured data, such as scans of handwritten and typed declassified documents, can be challenging. However, with Cohere Compass, it becomes possible because it is designed to process and retrieve information from even the most complex documents. This includes the Compass Visual feature.
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Hermes Orchestrator and Codex Builder Vision
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100% this is the way. /goal with Hermes as orchestrator and Codex/Claude Code as builder that could all be tracked on a single Kanban makes it really 2028.
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Email-based mission control prototype demo
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OpenAI Rolls Out Personal Finance Feature for ChatGPT Pro Users
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OPENAI 🔥: A new Personal Finance feature is rolling out to Pro ChatGPT users in the US.
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 15 mai 2026
This feature allows users to connect their financial data to ChatGPT (bank accounts, Robinhood, etc) and ask financial questions.
> We’ll learn and improve from early use before rolling… https://t.co/ck4naZXarZ pic.twitter.com/UwgMlMJwrtOPENAI : A new Personal Finance feature is rolling out to Pro ChatGPT users in the US. This feature allows users to connect their financial data to ChatGPT (bank accounts, Robinhood, etc) and ask financial questions. > We’ll learn and improve from early use before rolling