OpenAI released Codex Micro, a $230 keyboard for steering AI coding agents
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OpenAI released a specialized keyboard called Codex Micro designed for controlling AI coding agents, with features including programmable command keys, status lights, a joystick, and a dial for adjusting reasoning effort. The keyboard costs $230 and was developed in collaboration with Work Louder. Users can now use hardware controls instead of traditional interfaces to direct and fine-tune how coding agents behave and respond.
Why it matters
OpenAI launched a Work Louder keyboard called Codex Micro priced at $230 that provides physical controls for steering coding agents with command keys, status lights, a joystick, and a reasoning-effort dial.
