OpenAI Developers Twitter Translation.
Last week we released a memory preview version of Codex.
Today, we are launching the Chronicle experiment, which enhances the memory function by reflecting screen context in real time.
This allows users to continue their work with Codex support without additional explanations.
https://x.com/OpenAIDevs/status/2046288243768082699
Thanks to Chronicle, Codex can more accurately understand the meaning of "this" or "that" referred to by the user.
Examples include displayed errors on the screen, currently open documents, or something you worked on two weeks ago.
Over time, Chronicle analyzes the tools users frequently use, projects they repeatedly check, and major workflows to help Codex learn your way of working.
Chronicle runs a background agent based on screen captures to remember. This process can consume user allocation at a fast rate.
Both screen captures and generated memories are stored locally on the device. Users can view or edit the saved memories. However, please be aware that other apps may have access to these files.
We are starting the service for macOS Pro users excluding EU, UK, and Switzerland, and we plan to identify useful use cases and improve the user experience.
https://developers.openai.com/codex/memories/chronicle
