Codex App August 17, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Codex app, IDE extension & web August 17, 2026, released 2026-08-17 — explained in plain English.
- Admins can now download a spreadsheet (CSV) listing all the public plugins available to their team.
- The file includes details like the plugin name, developer, version, and verification status.
- The downloaded list might be up to two days old and doesn't include private, custom tools.
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This update is all about making life easier for people who manage ChatGPT Enterprise accounts for their schools or companies. It gives administrators a simple way to export and review the list of approved AI plugins that their users can access, which helps them keep track of software and security.
What's new
- Public plugin catalog CSV export: Workspace owners and admins can now download a spreadsheet of the public plugins their team can see. A CSV is just a simple text file that opens perfectly in spreadsheet apps like Excel or Google Sheets. The file includes useful details like the plugin name, description, developer, version, the date it was added, and whether OpenAI has officially verified it. To use it, admins just go to their plugin settings, click "Public," and hit the download icon.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Codex App official changelog ↗.
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