OpenAI Unveils Codex Micro: A Tiny Macro Keyboard to Boss AI Agents
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OpenAI has rolled out its first hardware—a $230 Codex Micro programmable macro keypad made with Work Louder to control Codex AI agents. The palm-sized pad features 13 mechanical switches, a joystick, a rotary dial, a touch sensor, six color-coded status LEDs, and 32 icon keycaps to map shortcuts and workflows like debugging and refactoring, marketed as a "command center for agentic work." For now it’s the only OpenAI hardware available amid rumors of a broader consumer device and related acquisitions.
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