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Recently, OpenAI announced that it will refactor its Codex CLI tool, completely abandoning TypeScript in favor of the Rust language. This decision aims to provide developers with a more efficient and stable AI terminal interaction experience. Codex CLI was originally designed to simplify developers' interaction with AI in the terminal, using TypeScript and the React-based Ink framework. However, as Codex CLI continues to develop,

OpenAI released a brand-new cloud AI programming agent - Codex during today's live stream, marking the official beginning of the new era of AI programming. The six-person team led by Greg Brockman showed this powerful tool to the world, which can complete software engineering tasks that may have taken days within half an hour, greatly improving development efficiency.

OpenAI has officially released its latest open-source project, Codex CLI, a lightweight code intelligence tool. The release has generated significant attention, surpassing 5000 stars on GitHub in just 5 hours. It's projected to reach 10,000 stars today, quickly becoming a rising star on the platform. OpenAI's co-founder and president, Greg Brockman, stated that Codex CLI is just one of their code tools.

Recently, the Northern District Court of California made a ruling in a copyright lawsuit that has attracted widespread attention, partially dismissing the claims against GitHub Copilot programming tool and its former underlying technology, OpenAI Codex. This decision may set a precedent for new technology tools that train with copyrighted data. The lawsuit was filed by the law firm of Joseph Saveri in 2022, with the plaintiff claiming that GitHub and OpenAI allowed Copilot and Codex to copy sour