OpenAI dev account launches cooking show "COOKED" built around Codex
36Kr/Xinzhiyuan reports that OpenAI's developer account launched a kitchen-themed show called "COOKED", in which guests dictate requirements to Codex (running GPT-6-Astra ultra fast) and Codex writes an 8-bit pixel-style ramen game that is later installed on a ModRetro handheld. The episode also demos the always-on "dot" agent introduced at DevDay, which turns photos of ingredients into a recipe in a ChatGPT Space, and a voice sous-chef powered by the full-duplex GPT-Live-1 that does not interrupt when a speaker pauses. A sponsored segment promotes the refreshed Codex CLI, with a full-screen interface, multi-agent monitoring and direct terminal speech, alongside Codex cloud tasks that keep running after the laptop is closed. The episode aired on day 15 of Codex lead Tibo's pledge to ship one improvement daily for 28 days or reset all user quotas, and comments flooded in asking for a reset, with some users saying ChatGPT quotas drain too fast to justify $200.
The show strings together Codex, the persistent dot agent, a full-duplex voice model and cloud-hosted tasks into one "say one sentence, the agent does the rest" demo, while showing that developer anxiety has shifted from new features to ChatGPT quota limits.
OpenAI真下厨了！
但更搞笑的是，Tibo玩的双关：「We're cooked」——煮熟了，也「完蛋了」。
今天凌晨，OpenAI开发者账号上线了一档厨房节目《COOKED》。
两位嘉宾对着笔记本张嘴提了需求，Codex当场开工，写出了一款8位像素风的拉面游戏。
