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Well that didn't take long.
This HN post itself has 4 simultaneous announcement links; not a coincidence.
There are billions of investor money on the line if the wrong thing is said at the wrong time, it needs to be carefully crafted and staged.
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I'm getting pretty close too, but I wouldn't switch to Codex I'd switch to one of the open agents that can use any backing LLM. My reasoning is that if I'm willing to pay the cost of the small changes in usage, I might as well switch to an open source agent that I can add my own convenience features to, like remote sessions and phone-based operation.
Codex is open source and allows any model to be configured.
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Depends on how its implemented, but Amazon already did add gpt-oss-20b so if the model is similar enough to the OSS variant of GPT, it might not have been as complicated as you might think.
I imagine there's lots of custom kernels and optimization... Openai hasn't been publishing innovations for quite a while.
They're both just stealing ideas from pimono extensions
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Codex is pretty good. Its friction to switch but I think it’s sensible being across multiple AI toolchains.
Pi mono. Nuff said
It has the most "UNIX" feel of a simple app that you compose the just right flow from and nothing more
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at this level they just decide and spin up a swat team to execute it in a couple weeks without politicking. the bureaucratic ways, reviews are just for the low levels, to keep them busy with feature scraps while they mostly do operations
Lol, spinning up swat teams because someone high up decides "drop everything this is my pet priority now" is politicking. It looks good for the leaders, meanwhile its the engineers pulling the all nighters and dealing with having to maintain systems that are operationally compromised from day 0 because there's no proper planning/scoping involved other than "Big Man says this needs to be done in 2 weeks"
...anyone with a brain at AWS knows that supporting OpenAI's latest models on Bedrock is simply good for AWS. That context is rather important!
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Codex is open source and allows any model to be configured.
Codex is not open source. And it's not even that extensible
AI is kind of like the ultimate corporation drug. They are all on it. And can't get rid of it - ever again.