OpenAI’s Help Center release notes describe recent ChatGPT and Codex updates, including Codex developer-workflow features such as Windows computer use, remote control, and Codex Profiles for usage and token activity, alongside app-experience changes for ChatGPT.
OpenAI has updated its ChatGPT release notes with new entries covering Codex developer-workflow features and recent ChatGPT app-experience changes.
OpenAI’s Help Center release notes describe several Codex-related additions aimed at developer workflows. According to the OpenAI Help Center page titled “ChatGPT — Release Notes,” the documented Codex features include Windows computer use, remote control, and Codex Profiles that show usage and token activity.
The release notes do not, in the excerpts provided, give a full technical specification for these Codex capabilities. However, the listed features suggest OpenAI is continuing to position Codex not only as a code-generation tool, but also as part of a broader development environment where users can monitor activity and interact with computing resources.
Codex Profiles, as described by the OpenAI Help Center excerpt, provide visibility into usage and token activity. That kind of reporting is particularly relevant for developers and teams that need to understand how AI-assisted coding tools are being used over time, especially when token consumption affects cost, workflow planning, or internal governance.
A separate OpenAI Help Center release-notes entry describes the ChatGPT release notes page as a changelog of recent ChatGPT updates. The source excerpt says the page lists June 18, 2026 app-experience updates, along with recent file-library and image-answer changes.
OpenAI’s product release-notes index also points to ChatGPT entries involving app permissions for connected apps and broader ChatGPT app-experience updates. The OpenAI product release-notes excerpt specifically mentions updates such as charts, a table of contents, and full-screen writing improvements.
Taken together, the OpenAI Help Center and OpenAI product release-notes pages indicate that the company is using its release notes to document both developer-focused Codex changes and user-facing ChatGPT interface improvements.
Release notes are often the most direct public record of how an AI product is changing, especially when updates are incremental rather than announced through a standalone blog post. In this case, OpenAI’s own documentation points to two parallel areas of development: Codex features for developer workflows, and ChatGPT app changes that affect everyday interaction with files, images, writing, charts, and connected apps.
The details available in the cited excerpts are limited, so the practical impact of the Codex additions will depend on how OpenAI implements and exposes these features to users. Still, the inclusion of Windows computer use, remote control, and usage reporting in the official release notes is a notable marker of OpenAI’s continuing expansion of ChatGPT and Codex beyond text-based assistance into more integrated work environments.
OpenAI has updated its ChatGPT release notes with new entries covering Codex developer workflow features and recent ChatGPT app experience changes.
Codex gets more developer workflow controls OpenAI’s Help Center release notes describe several Codex related additions aimed at developer workflows.
According to the OpenAI Help Center page titled “ChatGPT — Release Notes,” the documented Codex features include Windows computer use, remote control, and Codex Profiles that show usage and token activity.
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