Build more personal sites with Codex
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Original language: English
Original video: Build more personal sites with Codex · Channel: OpenAI · 01:01 · Watch on YouTube
Topics: Task and workflow automation, Software engineering with AI, AI models
Summary
Section titled “Summary”Codex Sites updates make it easier to keep site data current by linking sites to scheduled tasks. A new bring-your-own-plugin feature lets sites use visitors’ own app connectors and data to provide personalized views without setting up third-party integrations. After granting access, visitors in the same organization can see data refreshed through their connectors. The video suggests examples such as team mission control pages and invites users to try the features by asking Codex.
Key points
Section titled “Key points”- Sites can now be linked to scheduled tasks to update site data automatically.
- The Sites plugin can proactively suggest connecting a site to a scheduled task.
- Bring your own plugin lets a site work with each visitor’s app connectors and data.
- Personalized app views can be created without setting up third-party integrations.
- Visitors’ data is refreshed using their connectors after they grant the necessary access.
- Example uses include team priorities and PRs each team member needs to review.
- Sites can also show Linear tickets assigned to individual team members.
- Users can try the new updates by asking Codex.
Chapters
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Quotes
Section titled “Quotes”We’re making it easier to keep data and Sites up to date in two ways. — 00:00
you can connect Sites to a scheduled task — 00:00
without having to set up any third-party integrations. — 00:30
just ask Codex. — 01:01
Concepts and entities
Section titled “Concepts and entities”Codex, Sites, Sites plugin, scheduled tasks, bring your own plugin, OpenAI, Linear
Full transcript (original language)
Section titled “Full transcript (original language)”00:00 We’re making it easier to keep data and Sites up to date in two ways. First, we now have a native way to link scheduled tasks to a site so that you can update the site’s data automatically. Previously, you had to create scheduled tasks separately, and it wasn’t necessarily easy to keep track of. But now, you can connect Sites to a scheduled task, and the Sites plugin will also suggest it proactively when it makes sense. Second, bring your own plugin. With this new feature, you can build a site that works with each visitor’s own app connectors and data.
00:30 That means you can create new kinds of apps that have a personalized view for each visitor out of the box without having to set up any third-party integrations. When visitors of the same org access a site, data will be refreshed using their connectors after they’ve granted the right access. There’s many things you could build with this, anything that requires custom views for the apps you already use in your workspace. For example, you could build a team mission control site that lists the team’s priorities and shows the PRs that each team member needs to review
01:01 or the Linear tickets assigned to them. With the new Sites updates, we’re making Sites more personal. You can build one site for your team, keep the data up-to-date thanks to scheduled tasks, and give everyone a view of their own work with bring your own plugin. If you want to try it out, just ask Codex.