Workflow Articles
11 articles across AI Catchup's news, guides, tutorials, and comparisons.
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ChatGPT Voice Can Start and Steer Codex Tasks on Desktop, With Mobile Remote Access
ChatGPT Voice now provides a hands-free way to start, monitor, and steer Codex work. OpenAI says Voice can coordinate Codex tasks in the ChatGPT desktop app, while mobile access is available through Remote on iOS after pairing an iPhone with a desktop host. Voice conversations use the Codex task’s usage budget and require a new chat or task to begin in voice mode.
Claude Code Remote Control Can Start Sessions From Your Phone
Claude Code's Remote Control update lets you start a session from the Claude mobile app, choose a directory on a connected machine, and continue working from a phone, tablet, or browser. The code and tools still run on the local machine, while the phone acts as a remote control surface.
Cursor Cloud Agents Add Event Triggers, Long-Lived Goals, and Isolated Subagents
Cursor says Cloud Agents can now pick up work from events, keep working toward a long-lived goal, monitor pull requests, watch Slack threads, run scheduled tasks, and launch subagents in isolated virtual machines. The same update adds skill-based Custom Modes and less disruptive steering while an agent is working.
Claude Code Desktop Adds Auto-Continue After Usage Limits
Claude Code now continues your session automatically when a claude.ai usage limit resets. Anthropic's changelog documents the behavior in version 2.1.234 as on by default, with an opt-out in /config named 'Continue automatically at usage limit'. It resumes work after a reset; it does not raise or remove the limit.
ChatGPT Adds Interactive Quizzes and Restaurant Reservation Search
OpenAI has added interactive quizzes to ChatGPT on web and mobile for consumer and Edu plans, while restaurant reservation search is rolling out across ChatGPT plans on mobile, web, and desktop. ChatGPT can use your topic, location, date, party size, and preferences to help with each workflow.
OpenAI Launches Computer History for ChatGPT and Codex on Mac
OpenAI is rolling out Computer History in the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS. When users opt in, ChatGPT and Codex can use recent interaction events to build local memories and a timeline, answer questions about past work, and suggest skills or automations. The feature is off by default and includes app and website permissions, pause and delete controls, and a 48-hour temporary event-file window.
Claude in Chrome Sessions Now Continue Across Devices
Anthropic says Claude in Chrome sessions now carry over to desktop, web, and mobile. Conversations are saved to the user's account, while skills and connectors can work from the browser; Claude's current Chrome page lists the extension as available on all paid plans.
Cursor Cloud Agents Start Up to 3x Faster With Builds
Cursor says Cloud Agents can start up to 3x faster with Builds, ready-to-use copies of development environments prepared in the background. Builds keep agents on the latest successful environment, expose logs and version history in the dashboard, and are now the default path for every Cloud Agent environment.
Codex Can Import Workflows From Other AI Agents
OpenAI now lets the ChatGPT desktop app and Codex CLI import supported setup and recent work from other agents. The desktop app can import from Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Cursor, while Codex CLI supports Claude Code and Cursor, with automatic updates and import history available in the desktop app.
Claude Code Sessions Can Now Message Each Other
Claude Code now lets independent sessions discover and message one another. The feature supports local coordination on macOS and Linux, reply-only communication across machines or the web through Remote Control, and controls for holding, refusing, or approving incoming messages.
Cursor Adds Side Chats: Durable Agent Threads You Can @-Mention Back Into the Main Conversation
Cursor introduced Side chats: separate, durable agent conversations that run alongside a main chat and can be @-mentioned to pull context back.