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With new plugins feature, OpenAI officially takes Codex beyond coding

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OpenAI has introduced plugin support to Codex, enabling integration with various skills and app integrations. This move allows developers and tech professionals to tailor Codex for specific tasks more effectively, enhancing productivity and replicability across teams. Watch for increased competition in AI coding tools as rivals respond to OpenAI's update.

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