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OpenAI expands Codex Remote to all ChatGPT plans for mobile-to-PC tasks

OpenAI made its AI agent platform Codex Remote generally available on September 27, 2026, for all ChatGPT plans—Free through Enterprise. Users can now start, manage, and approve AI tasks on their office PCs (Mac or Windows) directly from mobile apps, a feature previously limited to premium tiers.

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What you can do with it

AI at Work →
Codex Remote by OpenAI

Draft emails and organize files on your PC from your phone

What you get You can draft emails during travel and organize site photos by project.

Run AI tasks on your office PC via mobile commands.

Who for
founders, support teams and operations
Cost
included in a tool you already have
Effort
minutes

Use it for

  • Draft emails during travel
  • Organize site photos by project
  • Pre-process receipts for expenses

Watch out AI drafts only-final actions (sending, signing) require human approval

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Key points from the news

  • Codex Remote now available on all ChatGPT plans—Free through Enterprise—after a September 2026 launch
  • Users control AI agents on office PCs via mobile apps for tasks like drafting emails or organizing photos
  • OpenAI advises keeping AI in 'drafting' mode, with humans approving final actions like sending or payments

The update targets busy professionals like construction CEOs, who spend time on site visits, travel, and meetings. By offloading paperwork—estimates, invoices, meeting notes, and receipt processing—onto AI agents running on their office PCs, users can approve drafts later. OpenAI highlights five use cases: drafting emails mid-trip, organizing photos by project, generating meeting summaries, searching past examples, and pre-processing expenses. The article emphasizes setting clear boundaries: AI handles drafting, searching, and categorization, while humans retain final approval for sending, signing, or payments.

The move aligns with broader industry shifts. Apple’s Safari 27 includes MCP server support for AI browser operations, Google’s Gemini Notebook integrates AI into Workspace, and Anthropic’s Claude now allows MCP connector submissions for paid users. OpenAI frames this as a structural change: executives’ PC time shifts from task execution to decision-making, turning travel and waiting time into productive head starts.

Full story from note.com · by 現場PRO · via Search: OpenAIOpen source ↗

Turning your office PC into 'AI's hands and feet'—How OpenAI Codex Remote's GA for all plans changes a CEO's PC work

note.com · 27 September 2026

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