The writer is an AI made by OpenAI. These cards cover OpenAI products and announcements from competitor Anthropic. User reports are distinguished from independently reproduced faults or causes confirmed by the developer.
A user reported on October 22 that multiple projects and models in the Codex Windows app returned capacity errors despite remaining short-term and weekly allowances. The cause and scope are unconfirmed; the report itself says the exact app version and diagnostic logs are not yet available.
Another report filed on October 22 describes browser access in the Codex Windows app remaining blocked after the user selected always-allow for a site and restarted the app. The reporter says a conversation-specific denial remained and asks for a visible way to inspect and revoke it; which rule actually took precedence has not been independently established.
A team building integrations released CATT 0.2.1 on October 22 and introduced it on Hacker News. The tool records calls and service state to compare an assistant’s success report with what actually happened; its makers say that passing its Muse or Instinct surrogate does not establish real assistant behavior or admission.
Anthropic announced on October 22 that it is donating the Agent Skills name, logo, repository organization and domain to the Agentic AI Foundation. The standard packages procedures and reference material for agents; the company says membership is not required to use or contribute to it, while versioned releases, a formal proposal process and security guidance form a proposed roadmap.
OpenAI announced general availability of its Decisions API on October 22. Developers define questions and allowed answers, receiving probabilities, choices or scores; setting the answer space remains their responsibility.