Informacje o wydaniu

You can now set expiration dates when creating project API keys. Administrators can also enforce a maximum key lifetime at the organization or project level in Platform settings, requiring newly created keys to expire within the configured limit.

Released the Agents API in public beta. Build agents with a managed Codex harness while OpenAI handles session orchestration, context compaction, and recovery.

Use durable sessions to continue work across turns, stream progress, and connect your own tools and MCP servers. Run agents in OpenAI-hosted sandboxes or connect a sandbox from your own infrastructure or a supported provider.

GPT‑Live 1 is now generally available in the API. Build full-duplex voice conversations that can continue while a backend model or agent handles reasoning and tools.

Use Responses delegation with an OpenAI model, or client delegation to connect your own backend. Voice sessions cost $0.05 per minute, billed per second; backend model and tool usage is charged separately.

The Data plugin helps you analyze connected business data in ChatGPT Work and Codex. Ask a business question, investigate changes, or create an interactive dashboard or report. You can refine the analysis with follow-up questions and bring in your team’s metric definitions and other business context.

To get started, install Data from the plugin directory, then start a conversation with @Data. Connected sources may require setup or authorization, and queries use your connected account’s existing permissions.

Workspace administrators can manage Data’s installation policy in Workspace settings > Plugins and enable the data-source plugins and apps the team needs. Administrators can review access by role or group. Data-source plugins and their apps may need separate setup. Members can start with @Data once Data is available in their workspace. Connected-account permissions and workspace access controls apply.

Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint now join Google Drive in ChatGPT Library. Once connected, you can browse and search available files and folders, then add the files you need to a conversation through Add from Library or @mentions—without uploading them again. You can review supported file previews beside the conversation and follow citations back to the source as you work.

When you’re working with a file, you can now keep Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint files open beside the conversation while asking ChatGPT to summarize, analyze, compare, or create something new from them. You can also select a folder and ask ChatGPT to work across the files it contains. Your content stays connected to their original source, so it’s easy to return to the original.

Availability

Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint integrations are now rolling out to Go, Plus, Pro, Business, Edu, Healthcare and Enterprise users on the web in both Chat and Work. Existing file permissions and workspace controls apply. Mobile support will follow.

Rolling out to Plus, Pro, Enterprise, Edu, Healthcare and Business users on the web in both the Chat and Work toggles. Mobile support will follow.