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OpenAI Codex Masterclass — Vaibhav Srivastav & Katia Gil Guzman
Apr 29, 2026 · 1:01:59
Katia Gil Guzman and Vaibhav Srivastav showcase OpenAI's Codex as a full software engineering agent, not just a coding assistant, powered by models like GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.3 Codex Spark. They demonstrate plugins bundling skills and MCP servers, automations that run scheduled tasks (e.g., Slack or Gmail summaries), and code review that 100% of OpenAI pull requests use by default. Subagents parallelize work across up to 20 agents for tasks like reviewing 45 persona files, with each subagent configurable by model, sandbox mode, and MCP access. New features include Guardian approvals for privileged operations, hooks for custom triggers, and a Cloud Code plugin. The episode also highlights the milestone of 3 million weekly active users, tripled since January, and covers security scanning for vulnerabilities.

OpenAI + @Temporalio : Building Durable, Production Ready Agents - Cornelia Davis, Temporal
Jan 12, 2026 · 1:18:30
Cornelia Davis, developer advocate at Temporal, demonstrates how the OpenAI Agents SDK and Temporal combine to build durable, production-ready AI agents. The integration, co-developed by OpenAI and Temporal, wraps agentic loops in Temporal workflows, providing automatic retries, event sourcing, and state management that survive process crashes and network failures. A live demo shows a weather alert agent that calls an LLM, invokes tools like get_weather_alerts and get_ip_address, and recovers seamlessly after the worker is killed. Davis highlights that Temporal’s architecture treats processes as logical entities, allowing agents to run for days and handle human-in-the-loop delays without developer-managed infrastructure. She also explains handoffs and micro-agent orchestration, and points to the AI Cookbook on docs.temporal.io with ready-to-run recipes including the OpenAI Agents SDK integration.
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