OpenAI and Work Louder Launch Codex Micro, a Limited Hardware Pad for AI Coding

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OpenAI has released its first hardware product, a square button-pad device called Codex Micro, built in collaboration with keyboard manufacturer Work Louder. The device is designed to help users monitor and manage AI agents within OpenAI's Codex coding platform. Codex Micro is described as a limited-run product and bears a close resemblance to Work Louder's existing Creator Micro 2 device. The launch is separate from OpenAI's previously reported consumer hardware project being developed with former Apple designer Jony Ive.

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