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Sites in Codex gets an update: scheduled tasks now integrate natively with sites to refresh data automatically, and a new “bring your own plugins” capability lets each visitor get a personalized view through their own connectors—for example, a team command center that displays each member’s PRs and tickets.

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**TL;DR: Codex Sites gets an update—scheduled tasks can now connect directly to sites to automatically refresh data, and the new Bring Your Own Plugin capability lets every visitor get a personalized view through their own connectors.** ## Making it easier to keep data and Sites up to date The Codex team has improved the data refresh experience in Sites in two ways: native integration between scheduled tasks and sites, and personalization through Bring Your Own Plugin. With these updates, Sites can keep data up to date while presenting everyone with their own view of their work. ## Natively connect scheduled tasks Codex now provides a native way to connect scheduled tasks directly to a site, automatically updating its data. Previously, keeping site data up to date required creating scheduled tasks separately and managing them individually, making the process cumbersome. Now, you can connect Sites directly to scheduled tasks and let the site handle data refreshes automatically. The Sites plugin will also proactively recommend scheduled tasks when appropriate, saving you the effort of deciding what to schedule and configuring it yourself. ## Bring Your Own Plugin This new feature lets you build sites that adapt to each visitor’s own app connectors and data. Its core value is that you can create entirely new types of apps that provide personalized views for every visitor out of the box, without setting up any third-party integrations. When visitors from the same organization access a site, its data refreshes through their respective connectors after they grant authorization. In other words, the site itself is not tied to one person’s data sources; its content comes from each visitor’s own connectors. ## What you can build You can build many things with this feature—any scenario that calls for a custom view of the apps you already use in your workspace. One typical example is a **team command center site**: - List the team’s priorities - Show the PRs each team member needs to review - Show the Linear issues assigned to each member When a visitor opens this site, they see the PRs and issues relevant to them; when another member visits, the view changes accordingly. ## How to try it To try the latest Sites updates, simply ask Codex. Keep data up to date through scheduled tasks, then use Bring Your Own Plugin to give everyone their own view of their work—and you can build a truly personalized site for your team. Source: Build personalized sites with Codex — OpenAI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJ_7KPKlO_Q)

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