OpenAI Codex Cloud is generally available
OpenAI makes Codex Cloud generally available with isolated cloud workspaces that continue coding tasks across desktop, web and mobile.
OpenAI makes Codex Cloud generally available with isolated cloud workspaces that continue coding tasks across desktop, web and mobile.
Codex was documented mainly as a coding agent with local and managed execution paths.
Codex Cloud is documented as generally available isolated cloud execution that can continue across devices.
OpenAI made Codex Cloud generally available on September 29, 2026. According to the official product release notes, coding tasks can start on desktop, web or mobile and continue on another device. Each task gets an isolated cloud workspace with the relevant repository, tools and dependencies, and tasks can keep running while the local computer sleeps.
This changes how OpenAI Codex is categorized operationally. The agent is less tied to a single local development session because task state can persist in a reusable cloud environment. Managed workspace rules determine what that environment can access.
OpenAI also documents reusable cloud environments for authorized members in ChatGPT Enterprise. Which repositories, tools or network destinations a Codex task can reach therefore still depends on concrete workspace configuration and access rules.
AgentenCode treats Codex Cloud as an execution-model change, not as a statement about self-hosting or private networks. Those properties remain separate criteria that require their own field-level evidence.
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