Introducing Sites in Codex

TL;DR: Sites in Codex lets teams instantly build, host, and share secure internal apps—from tools to memos—using natural language, with built-in authentication, storage, and database. ## What Is Sites in Codex? OpenAI launched *Sites* inside Codex. Anyone on your team can turn an idea into a secure application and publish it in minutes, right from Codex. At OpenAI, they’ve used Sites to build internal tools, mini apps, and shareable resources that might otherwise live as docs or slides. Sites gives these apps hosting, authentication, storage, and database support out of the box. With Codex plugins and skills, you can bring context and analysis from tools your team already uses—then ask Codex to build the application and publish it for others to open. From there, you can keep refining it through conversation, without setting up infrastructure or writing deployment code. ## Example Applications ### Account Lens Before an executive business review, the account team opens the site to see customer contacts, approved talking points, and a clear chart of financial metrics. It’s a focused internal app a team can build from trusted material to prepare for their meetings. ### Event Prep Preparing your team for an upcoming external energy summit? Organize the agenda, attendees, approved messages, conversation starters, and a “before you go” plan. Everyone heading to the event works from the same useful document. ### Compass Memo Imagine your team is considering an internal investment. You can build an executive memo that brings the proposal, budget, guardrails, risk, reviewers, and evidence into a central place—helping leaders see what needs resolving without missing any detail. ## Sharing and Management Sites are built to be shared and managed like workspace assets. You can share a site with specific users or your whole workspace. Viewers just sign in with their ChatGPT account to open it. That’s it—from trusted context to an application your team can actually use. The possibilities are endless: a forecasting dashboard, an onboarding hub, a product council brief, or an interactive data story. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRvC5smyzso