Small changes, one operating surface

Seven deltas. One new workflow.

A source-bounded reading of the supplied Codex update: plugins, marketplace access, version labels, company proxies, Bedrock model access, maximum reasoning, and smarter MCP search. The post does not define availability, compatibility, pricing, or migration steps.

What the post lists

“None looks huge alone.”

The seven changes span ecosystem access, plugin lifecycle clarity, enterprise networking, model availability, reasoning depth, and tool discovery. Their combined effect is the post's implied thesis, not a measured result.

Impact lens

Thesis

Infrastructure compounds the small wins.

Marketplace and version signals can affect how tools enter a team. Proxy support and Bedrock access touch deployment. Reasoning and MCP search touch the agent loop. Validate each against your own workflow.

Validate before moving

Change / question

Change: seven named capabilities across plugins, models, networking, and search.

Question: which are enabled for your account, compatible with your stack, and worth adopting?

Your migration question

How the source-bounded update worksheet stores a migration question

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This worksheet organizes a migration question around a supplied post about claimed product changes. The page does not verify the claims against a current product catalog, an account or documentation. Its evidence boundary says account availability, compatibility, pricing, migration steps and measured performance are missing. The source controls record a question and a review lens. They neither install a plugin nor call a model or change an account. Read the exported excerpt as a supplied claim, not current product verification. Typing a migration question updates the note state and saves the exact text locally. Selecting Ecosystem lens sets a separate selected flag and changes the selection button. Only the question is persisted by this source. Reload restores the question and starts the selection flag false again. These separate paths matter when a saved question is later exported: persistence of text does not imply that a review was completed or that any account feature was activated. Export creates a JSON brief with the title, selected lens, migration question, supplied source excerpt and explicit evidence boundary. Empty questions still produce a boundary record. Reset clears the question, removes local storage and hides the previous export message, but retains an existing selected flag and its button styling. An export immediately after reset may therefore contain Ecosystem lens with a blank migration question. The downloaded file preserves worksheet state; it does not supply missing compatibility tests, pricing evidence or migration steps.

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