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OpenAI Codex adds slash goals to automate multi-step tasks

OpenAI’s Codex system lets users automate complex workflows without coding. According to Nate Herk, its core features include slash goals, which direct Codex to execute multi-step tasks autonomously. Users can structure work into projects, set rules via Agents.md, and adjust effort levels to balance quality and resource use.

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Automate multi-step tasks with slash goals in Codex

What you get You can organize social media posts.

Uses slash goals to break tasks.

Who for
marketers
Cost
included in a tool you already have

Use it for

  • Draft and schedule emails
  • Generate product descriptions
  • Organize social media posts

Watch out Requires OpenAI account access and may need manual review for critical tasks

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Key points from the news

  • Slash goals automate multi-step tasks by setting goal-oriented prompts for Codex
  • Projects use hierarchical folders, Agents.md files, and sub-agents for structured workflows
  • Voice commands, scheduled tasks, and external tool integrations expand automation capabilities

Codex integrates with external tools like Gmail, Canva, and Google Drive, supports voice commands, and allows scheduled tasks. It also offers sub-agents for parallel processing and work trees for experimentation. The system balances automation with customization, letting users control permissions, model selection, and task delegation. While designed for non-technical users, its flexibility makes it useful for both personal and professional workflows.

Full story from geeky-gadgets.com · by Julian Horsey · via Search: OpenAIOpen source ↗

OpenAI Codex Beginners Guide: Use Slash Goals to Automate Multi-Step Tasks

geeky-gadgets.com · 13 October 2026

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