OpenAI Debuts First Hardware, a Keyboard Built for Smart Coding Agents
The limited-run device adds six status keys, a joystick and a dial for controlling AI coding workflows.
- On Tuesday, OpenAI and Canada-based Work Louder released the $230 Codex Micro, a specialized keyboard accessory designed to help users manage their Codex coding agents.
- Designed for agentic workflows, the Micro includes 12 programmable keys, a joystick, and a knob to serve as a "command center for agentic work."
- Using the dial, users control "reasoning effort" and customize keys that provide a "live view of your Codex threads" through color-coded status indicators.
- Separate from the fabled Jony Ive collaboration still in development, this limited-run accessory serves as a niche tool for power users rather than mass-market hardware.
- Apple recently sued OpenAI, alleging the company misappropriated hardware secrets during the development of its broader device portfolio, intensifying scrutiny of the launch.
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A tiny keypad for chatting with chatbots
Codex Micro is a keypad by Work Louder, for OpenAI, that's designed for use specifically with LLM-related tasks such as chatting to chatbots and marshalling agents, whatever that means. It has 16 RGB keyswitches (clicky or silent) in a 4×4 grid and 32 keycaps for various functions; the top corner switches are fancy rotary ones and it comes with dials and knobs for them. — Read the rest The post A tiny keypad for chatting with chatbots appeared …
OpenAI launches its first hardware product, priced at $230
The gadget features LEDs and a rotary dial. OpenAI has released its first signature gadget, the Codex Micro. Created in partnership with Work Louder, the device is designed to control the Codex AI tool and costs $230, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing OpenAI. Functionality and Design Technology experts agree that the Codex Micro is reminiscent of previous compact keyboards from Work Louder. The new accessory features dedicated controls that facil…
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