"Today, at GitHub's GitHub Universe event in San Francisco, GitHub and OpenAI announced the integration of OpenAI's Codex into GitHub. Also: I got 4 years of product development done in 4 days for $200, and I'm still stunned But wait, you may ask (as I did), "Isn't Codex already integrated into GitHub?" I mean, I used it and wrote about it months ago. It's the fit that's new, not the idea that Codex is available for GitHubbers."
"GitHub is announcing its "next evolution," an agentic development platform. At the same time, OpenAI is announcing that Codex will be available directly from the paid GitHub Copilot Pro+ subscription. Alexander Embiricos, Codex product lead at OpenAI, said, "Our collaboration with GitHub has always pushed the frontier of how developers build software. The first Codex model helped power Copilot and inspired a new generation of AI-assisted coding.""
"Also: 10 ChatGPT Codex secrets I only learned after 60 hours of pair programming with it According to an email conversation with the GitHub folks, I was told, "This is a move only GitHub can realize because it's the only place that combines the community, the code context, and the complete workflow needed to make any AI agent a truly impactful teammate.""
At GitHub Universe in San Francisco, GitHub and OpenAI announced integration of OpenAI's Codex into GitHub. Codex will be available directly to paid GitHub Copilot Pro+ subscribers. GitHub introduced an agentic development platform called Agent HQ that lets developers run and manage multiple AI agents side by side. Mission Control serves as a single command center to coordinate AI tools and agent workflows. GitHub positions Agent HQ as leveraging the community, code context, and complete workflow to make AI agents effective teammates. OpenAI noted that the first Codex model helped power Copilot and inspired new AI-assisted coding. A disclosure notes Ziff Davis filed an April 2025 lawsuit alleging OpenAI copyright infringement.
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