OpenAI Releases New Office Work Tools in the Codex Series and Launches Site Features Through Collaborations with Wix and Figma

OpenAI announced on June 2, 2026, a series of new features for its intelligent agent tool Codex, aimed at enterprise white-collar workers. The goal is to expand its application scenarios from software engineering to broader knowledge work fields, accelerating its competition in the enterprise market.

According to an internal report released by the company, the current weekly active users of Codex have exceeded 5 million, growing more than six times since the desktop application was launched in February of that year; among them, knowledge workers account for about 20% of the total users, and their growth rate has exceeded three times that of developers.

To deeply attract this group, OpenAI has introduced ready-to-use plugin toolkits for six specific positions: data analysis, creative production, sales, product design, equity investment, and investment banking. By integrating dedicated instructions and context information, Codex can now highly resemble independent completion of specific tasks.

Another major upgrade in terms of technology and functionality is the introduction of the "Sites" feature, which allows Codex to directly output work results as hosted interactive websites rather than traditional local files. For this, OpenAI has partnered with ecosystem partners such as Wix, Base44, Replit, Lovable, Figma, and Emergent. Additionally, the new annotation feature allows users to select specific parts of a file to achieve more precise contextual commands.

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This move follows its strategic action three weeks earlier, when it invested over $4 billion to establish a joint venture - OpenAI Deployment Company, aiming to deeply embed AI into global corporate workflows. In the context of competitors like Anthropic pushing forward financial-grade intelligent agent projects, OpenAI is shifting from an early consumer focus to a high-intensity B-end penetration. As AI systems take on more meaningful corporate back-end tasks, overcoming infrastructure and workflow integration challenges will become the decisive factor in the next phase of intelligent agent ecosystem competition.

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Physical AI has become a new battleground for tech giants. Recently, OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Tesla have made significant moves in the field of embodied intelligence, indicating that competition in the robotics industry is upgrading from hardware manufacturing to the development of foundational infrastructure and industry standards. The establishment of the "OpenAI Robotics" team marks the deep involvement of tech giants, breaking the previous dominance of startups and traditional enterprises.

OpenAI Holds AI Onboarding Launch Event and Introduces Six Industry Workflow Plugins

OpenAI introduced the Codex workflow plugin at its 'AI Onboarding' launch event, targeting positions such as stock investment and creative design, allowing AI to deeply integrate into corporate daily processes and replace knowledge worker tasks. Codex has expanded from a programming tool to non-programming fields, drawing attention from the capital market.

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Sun Yuzheng regained the title of Asia's richest person with a net worth of about 100 billion US dollars, driven by the AI boom. SoftBank Group's market value exceeded Toyota and became Japan's largest listed company. According to Forbes data, SoftBank's stock price rose by 14% on June 1st, and its market value once broke through 4.8 trillion yen, reaching about 4.879 trillion yen as of June 3rd.

Musk Sues Apple Over Grok's Ranking, but Judge Forces Him to Submit Emails from Tesla and SpaceX

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Breaking the Workplace Dimensional Barrier! OpenAI Upgrades AI Assistant Codex with 6 New Role Plugins

OpenAI announced a major update, adding 6 new dedicated job plugins to its AI assistant Codex, covering 62 common applications and 110 professional skills. This move marks Codex's expansion from initially serving programmers in writing code, accelerating its penetration into all industries, and achieving a disruptive broadening of application scenarios.