Codex now boasts plugins for white-collar work and other new features for Enterprise users
OpenAI expanded Codex with six role-specific plugins for jobs like sales and investment banking, a Sites feature for sharing work as hosted interactive webpages, and inline Annotations for targeted edits, as non-developer users grow three times faster than developers on the platform.
OpenAI launched a major expansion of Codex on Tuesday, introducing six role-specific plugins, a new Sites feature, and inline Annotations as the company deepens its push into enterprise and white-collar markets.
The plugins—covering data analytics, creative production, sales, product design, equity investing, and investment banking—bundle relevant integrations, workflows, and context for specific job functions, connecting to over 62 apps including Salesforce, Snowflake, Figma, and Tableau. More plugins covering corporate finance, legal, and strategy consulting are planned.
The new Sites feature allows Codex to output work as hosted, interactive websites shareable via URL within a workspace—turning analysis, project plans, or launch materials into living collaborative hubs. An Annotations feature lets users highlight specific parts of documents or slides for targeted refinements.
Codex now serves over 5 million weekly active users, up sixfold since February, with non-developers representing 20% of users and growing three times faster than developers. OpenAI's plugins closely follow Anthropic's release of similar enterprise agents and tools targeted towards non-developers.
Ellie Ramirez-Camara is the News Editor at Data Phoenix, where she writes the daily AI newsdesk — covering model releases, research, funding rounds, and policy across the AI and machine-learning industry. She tracks announcements from labs and startups alike and distills them into clear, source-linked reporting for practitioners.
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