Join the First Developer Office Hours: API, Codex with live Q&A

Join us tomorrow for our first-ever OpenAI Developer Office Hours, hosted by VB from the Developer Experience team. VB will cover recent updates across Codex and the OpenAI API platform, with a focus on

  • new features such as /goal,
  • plugins,
  • mobile integrations,
  • and Amazon Bedrock,
  • plus real-world developer scenarios.

Bring your questions, ideas, and join the live Q&A to connect directly with the team and community!

Register here
The event is scheduled for 2026-06-05T10:00:00Z

Will it be recorded? Asking because of my timezones.

It’s 11am London time, so I believe you should be able to join?

@sergeliatko the recording will be shared when you sign up for the event.

Nothing seems to explain the hosting platform or format…

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Yep, my bad, yes, it will be noon here.

when you register you are emailed a calendar invite. in that ivite you are given a link. Its being done via Goldcast events. Then just click that and you will enter it (see image)

At least this is how it worked for me.

Kinda too early for America. :sad_but_relieved_face:

That’s a motivation gateway :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

I even put my cellphone under me while I rested… 6 alarms, all on vibrate…

It still didn’t wake me up…

How were the office hours?

I couldn’t attend due to another long-standing appointment going on at the same time.

I thought it was interesting concept and it really fit for both beginners and longtime developers.

It was mostly focused on Codex, plugin, gpt-image-2 in codex, a little bit codex mobile in how it also will devolve further and Amazon bedrock/ OpenAI that fits for e.g. complex analysis and reasoning. There were few questions at the end that was written in the chat.

Overall good, but a bit short, 45 minutes. I would have preferred an hour. And VB mentioned that maybe OpenAI developer office hour would occur once a month, if I didn’t misunderstand completely.

I don’t know if I missed something or misunderstood (English not being my native language) something, in that case please fill in or correct me.

Such a clever turn of phrase!
I gave it a pass, since the top post here hinted it was “how to consume other’s prompt tricks”.

You should join next time​:smirking_face: I seriously recommend that for everyone.