OpenAI Codex 3.0 autonomous cross-app coding agent launch
Product Hunt launch for OpenAI Codex 3.0, an agentic coding tool that navigates browsers, interacts with web apps, and tests workflows autonomously. Announcement copy, not a user problem.
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