
The ChatGPT Codex app has introduced a feature that enables users to control tasks running on their computers directly from their phones. This functionality enhances remote work capabilities, allowing for greater flexibility and convenience. The feature is available on both free and paid plans, with some limitations for free users.
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© Matt WolfeHank Green clarified he uses AI to find research papers, not to write scripts.
© Matt WolfeCodex can now convert user creations into live, shareable websites.
© Matt WolfeChatGPT Codex can now browse social media platforms without needing an API.
The latest update to Claude Code, version 2.1.233, brings significant improvements and fixes that enhance both functionality and reliability. With the addition of GitLab merge request URL support and opt-in memory cgroup support for Linux, developers can expect smoother operations and reduced risk of session stalls. The update also resolves issues such as cloud sessions being incorrectly marked as lost and idle sessions consuming excessive CPU resources. These enhancements make Claude Code more robust and efficient, particularly for developers working with complex projects. Overall, this release aims to streamline the development process and improve user experience.
© GitHub ChangelogGitHub has introduced significant updates to its OAuth and GitHub App platforms, focusing on security and flexibility for developers. OAuth apps can now use expiring access tokens and refresh tokens, enhancing security by limiting token lifespan to eight hours with a six-month refresh period. Additionally, developers can register up to 10 redirect URIs, simplifying support for multiple environments. Wildcard matching for redirect URIs is now available, allowing more flexible URL configurations, though caution is advised to prevent misuse. These updates aim to streamline app development while maintaining robust security measures.
© Lev SelectorClaude Code has launched a new feature for cross-session messaging.