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OpenAI just built a keyboard, It's called the Codex Micro
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OpenAI just built a keyboard, It's called the Codex Micro

OpenAI's First Branded Hardware: The Codeex Micro

Overview of the Codeex Micro

  • OpenAI has introduced its first branded hardware, named the Codeex Micro, priced at $230.
  • This device is specifically designed for use with Codeex, OpenAI's coding agent.

Features of the Codeex Micro

  • The keyboard includes RGB agent keys that illuminate to indicate the status of each Codeex agent in real-time—showing whether they are thinking, running, waiting, or done.
  • Users can easily monitor their agents without needing to switch between multiple chats.

Additional Functionalities

  • A joystick feature allows users to execute commands such as PR reviews or debugging tasks efficiently.
  • Command keys are included for accepting or rejecting code submissions.
  • The device features a dial that adjusts the intensity of AI processing power.
Video description

OpenAI's Codex Micro isn't a traditional keyboard. It's a dedicated controller built for AI-assisted software development. Designed around Codex, it gives developers physical controls for managing AI agents, reviewing code, triggering common workflows, and tracking agent activity through dedicated status keys instead of constantly switching between windows. As AI coding agents become part of everyday development, we're starting to see a new category of hardware built specifically for working alongside them. #openai #codex #ai #developer #coding #hardware