"Starting today, all ChatGPT users, including those using the chatbot through OpenAI's Go and Free tiers, can use the software through the ChatGPT app on Android and iOS."
"To be clear, you won't be using Codex to program on your phone. Instead, the ChatGPT mobile app is acting here as a intermediary between you and whatever environment you've set it up for your coding projects, whether that be a physical device like a Mac mini or a remote space managed by your company."
"That might seem limiting, but it does mean your files, credentials and permissions stay secure on the machine where Codex is running. ChatGPT can still deliver updates - including screenshots and test results - while you're on the go, and you can prompt Codex from your phone."
"Under the hood, Codex uses a secure relay layer that keeps trusted machines reachable across devices without exposing them directly to the public internet. That relay also keeps active session state and context synced anywhere you're signed in with ChatGPT."
ChatGPT users can access Codex projects through the ChatGPT app on Android and iOS. The phone does not run Codex directly; the mobile app acts as an intermediary to a configured coding environment such as a local device or a remote workspace. Files, credentials, and permissions remain on the machine where Codex runs. Updates can be delivered while away, including screenshots and test results, and Codex can be prompted from a phone. When decisions are needed, the system can request input to reduce downtime. Codex uses a secure relay layer to keep trusted machines reachable across devices without exposing them to the public internet, while syncing active session state and context across signed-in devices.
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