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OpenAI has released its first hardware product, the Codex Micro — a limited-edition programmable macro pad made with Work Louder to streamline AI-assisted coding. The desktop controller includes 13 mechanical keys, a joystick, a rotary encoder/dial and customizable macros to control Codex AI agents and speed coding workflows; it ships July 15 and is sold while supplies last for about $230. [thenextweb][cryptobriefing]
Follow-up Questions:
1. What keys/functions are preconfigured on the Codex Micro and can I fully remap them?
2. How does Codex Micro integrate with the Codex API or IDEs (VS Code, etc.)?
3. What are the device specs (switch type, connectivity, build materials)?
4. Is there official software/firmware for customizing macros and lighting?
5. Where and how long will the limited edition be available for purchase?
Sources
- OpenAI's first hardware is a macro pad for Codex coders
- OpenAI Just Launched Its First Hardware Product—and It’s a Tiny Keyboard for Bossing Around AI Agents
- OpenAI's debut hardware is the Codex Micro, a smart keypad for controlling AI agents - Gizmochina
- OpenAI launches glowing Codex keyboard to manage AI coding agents - India Today
- OpenAI launches $230 Codex Micro keypad for AI coding agents
Related questions
- What keys/functions are preconfigured on the Codex Micro and can I fully remap them?
- How does Codex Micro integrate with the Codex API or IDEs (VS Code, etc.)?
- What are the device specs (switch type, connectivity, build materials)?
- Is there official software/firmware for customizing macros and lighting?
- Where and how long will the limited edition be available for purchase?