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Altman Announces New Codex Interface: Office Mode Added Alongside Programming, Agents Shift to Dual Tracks
According to Beating monitoring, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared screenshots of the new Codex interface on X. Users will need to choose between two modes upon their first entry: ‘Excelmogging’ aimed at everyday office tasks, described as ‘Same tools, simpler interface,’ with example tasks like ‘Create a spreadsheet’; and ‘Codemaxxing’ focused on professional programming, described as ‘For coding and development,’ with example tasks like ‘Debug database queries.’ Previously, Codex centered on code generation and engineering tasks, but its weekly active users have exceeded 4 million, with applications now extending to research analysis, document summarization, and slide creation. The new interface officially productizes this trend, directing non-programmer users to a more streamlined interaction. Anthropic’s Claude has also separated Claude Code (programming) and Co Work (everyday tasks) into two product lines, while ByteDance’s TRAE Solo has similarly categorized programming and everyday office modes. The shift of programming agents towards general office agents is becoming an industry consensus.