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159 title: "Deployment and model providers",159 title: "Deployment and model providers",

160 description:160 description:

161 "Deploy the Windows app, connect managed hosts, or configure a supported external model provider.",161 "Deploy and update desktop apps, connect managed hosts, or configure a supported external model provider.",

162 pages: [162 pages: [

163 {

164 title: "Manage app updates",

165 description:

166 "Control desktop app updates and deploy approved versions through your device management platform.",

167 href: "/codex/enterprise/manage-app-updates",

168 icon: "settings",

169 },

163 {170 {

164 title: "Windows app deployment",171 title: "Windows app deployment",

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6775| Runtime and resources | Lower | Higher |6775| Runtime and resources | Lower | Higher |

6776| Pull requests and diffs | Use the change-review workflow | Not supported; use the change-review workflow instead |6776| Pull requests and diffs | Use the change-review workflow | Not supported; use the change-review workflow instead |

6777 6777 

6778#### Configure deep-scan runtime

6779 

6780To control a deep scan's concurrency and duration, create or edit

6781`~/.codex/codex-security/config.toml`. If you set `CODEX_HOME`, use

6782`$CODEX_HOME/codex-security/config.toml` instead.

6783 

6784For example, this profile runs a shorter scan with limited concurrency:

6785 

6786```toml

6787[deep_scan]

6788workers = 2

6789subagents = 0

6790stop_after_no_new = 3

6791max_discovery_runs = 10

6792```

6793 

6794| Setting | Default | Description |

6795| -------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |

6796| `workers` | `auto` | Number of discovery workers allowed to run at the same time. Set a positive integer or `"auto"`. |

6797| `subagents` | `3` | Number of subagents each discovery worker may start. Set `0` to disable them. |

6798| `stop_after_no_new` | `6` | Stop discovery after this many consecutive runs produce no new candidates. |

6799| `max_discovery_runs` | `60` | Limit on discovery runs before the scan moves to validation. |

6800 

6801Lower values can reduce scan time and token use but may miss findings.

6802Configuration changes apply to new deep scans, not scans already in progress.

6803 

6778#### Start the deep scan6804#### Start the deep scan

6779 6805 

6780In the desktop app, open **Security**, select **Scans**, and select **+ Scan**.6806In the desktop app, open **Security**, select **Scans**, and select **+ Scan**.


15533| [`/approve`](#approve-an-auto-review-denial-with-approve) | Approve one retry of a recent auto review denial. | Retry a command or action that the auto reviewer denied. |15559| [`/approve`](#approve-an-auto-review-denial-with-approve) | Approve one retry of a recent auto review denial. | Retry a command or action that the auto reviewer denied. |

15534| [`/memories`](#configure-memories-with-memories) | Configure memory use and generation. | Turn memory injection or memory generation on or off without leaving the TUI. |15560| [`/memories`](#configure-memories-with-memories) | Configure memory use and generation. | Turn memory injection or memory generation on or off without leaving the TUI. |

15535| [`/skills`](#use-skills-with-skills) | Browse and use skills. | Improve task-specific behavior by selecting a relevant local skill. |15561| [`/skills`](#use-skills-with-skills) | Browse and use skills. | Improve task-specific behavior by selecting a relevant local skill. |

15536| [`/import`](#import-claude-code-or-cursor-configuration-with-import) | Import Claude Code or Cursor setup, projects, and recent chats. | Migrate supported external-agent artifacts into Codex configuration and local files. |15562| [`/import`](#import-claude-code-setup-with-import) | Import Claude Code setup, projects, and recent chats. | Migrate supported external-agent artifacts into Codex configuration and local files. |

15537| [`/feedback`](#send-feedback-with-feedback) | Send logs to the Codex maintainers. | Report issues or share diagnostics with support. |15563| [`/feedback`](#send-feedback-with-feedback) | Send logs to the Codex maintainers. | Report issues or share diagnostics with support. |

15538| [`/init`](#generate-agentsmd-with-init) | Generate an `AGENTS.md` scaffold in the current directory. | Capture persistent instructions for the repository or subdirectory you're working in. |15564| [`/init`](#generate-agentsmd-with-init) | Generate an `AGENTS.md` scaffold in the current directory. | Capture persistent instructions for the repository or subdirectory you're working in. |

15539| [`/logout`](#sign-out-with-logout) | Sign out of Codex. | Clear local credentials when using a shared machine. |15565| [`/logout`](#sign-out-with-logout) | Sign out of Codex. | Clear local credentials when using a shared machine. |


15664Expected: Codex inserts the selected skill context so the next request follows15690Expected: Codex inserts the selected skill context so the next request follows

15665that skill's instructions.15691that skill's instructions.

15666 15692 

15667#### Import Claude Code or Cursor configuration with `/import`15693#### Import Claude Code setup with `/import`

15668 15694 

156691. Type `/import`.156951. Type `/import`.

156702. Choose **Claude Code** or **Cursor**.156962. Choose **Claude Code**.

156713. Select the setup, project files, or recent chats you want to migrate.156973. Select the setup, project files, or recent chats you want to migrate.

15672 15698 

15673Expected: Codex opens the external-agent import picker and imports the selected15699Expected: Codex opens the external-agent import picker and imports the selected


26722 26748 

26723Use the import flow to bring instructions, settings, skills, plugins, projects,26749Use the import flow to bring instructions, settings, skills, plugins, projects,

26724and recent work from another agent into the ChatGPT desktop app or Codex CLI.26750and recent work from another agent into the ChatGPT desktop app or Codex CLI.

26725Codex CLI can import from **Claude Code** or **Cursor**. The desktop app26751Codex CLI and the desktop app can import from **Claude Code**.

26726supports Claude Code, with Cursor import available as it rolls out.

26727 26752 

26728The desktop app imports supported items directly and lets you finish setup for26753The desktop app imports supported items directly and lets you finish setup for

26729imported plugins or connections that need authorization.26754imported plugins or connections that need authorization.


26745#### Import in Codex CLI26770#### Import in Codex CLI

26746 26771 

267471. Start a local Codex CLI session and type `/import`.267721. Start a local Codex CLI session and type `/import`.

267482. Choose **Claude Code** or **Cursor**.267732. Choose **Claude Code**.

267493. Select the supported setup, project files, and recent chats you want to267743. Select the supported setup, project files, and recent chats you want to

26750 import.26775 import.

267514. Review the imported configuration and continue working in Codex.267764. Review the imported configuration and continue working in Codex.


26753Codex CLI imports up to 50 chats from the last 30 days. The `/import` command26778Codex CLI imports up to 50 chats from the last 30 days. The `/import` command

26754isn't available during a running task, in a remote session, or while connected26779isn't available during a running task, in a remote session, or while connected

26755to a local app-server daemon. See [CLI slash26780to a local app-server daemon. See [CLI slash

26756commands](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/developer-commands?surface=cli#cli-import-claude-code-or-cursor-configuration-with-import).26781commands](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/developer-commands?surface=cli#cli-import-claude-code-setup-with-import).

26757 26782 

26758#### How importing works26783#### How importing works

26759 26784 


31694- [MECM deployment guide](https://1drv.ms/b/c/123ec1ed6c72a14a/IQB829f_TSbkR7-H9qA4Q9ntAa9D2He3qMjXksWi2ozdeg8?e=GTKgAl)31719- [MECM deployment guide](https://1drv.ms/b/c/123ec1ed6c72a14a/IQB829f_TSbkR7-H9qA4Q9ntAa9D2He3qMjXksWi2ozdeg8?e=GTKgAl)

31695- [Add Microsoft Store apps to Microsoft Intune](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-store)31720- [Add Microsoft Store apps to Microsoft Intune](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-store)

31696 31721 

31722#### Manage app updates

31723 

31724For setup instructions and rollout guidance, see

31725[Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates).

31726 

31697#### Install without Microsoft distribution services31727#### Install without Microsoft distribution services

31698 31728 

31699If your environment can't use Microsoft app-distribution services for the31729If your environment can't use Microsoft app-distribution services for the


31713or software-deployment platform.31743or software-deployment platform.

31714 31744 

31715After the initial installation, devices that can reach31745After the initial installation, devices that can reach

31716`persistent.oaistatic.com` can install updates automatically, so you don't31746`persistent.oaistatic.com` can install updates automatically unless managed

31717need to redeploy newer packages through your management tool.31747configuration disables the app's built-in updater. If you disable in-app

31748updates, deploy newer packages through your MDM or software-deployment tool.

31718 31749 

31719This deployment path:31750This deployment path:

31720 31751 


31724 31755 

31725#### Related resources31756#### Related resources

31726 31757 

31758- [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates)

31727- [ChatGPT desktop app for Windows](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/windows/windows-app)31759- [ChatGPT desktop app for Windows](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/windows/windows-app)

31728 31760 

31729### Governance31761### Governance


31867- [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration)31899- [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration)

31868- [Admin rollout guide](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/admin-setup)31900- [Admin rollout guide](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/admin-setup)

31869 31901 

31902### Manage app updates

31903 

31904Source: [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates.md)

31905 

31906The ChatGPT desktop app normally checks for and installs updates on its own. If

31907your organization needs to review new releases before users receive them, you

31908can turn off the app's built-in updater and deploy approved versions through

31909your device management platform.

31910 

31911The app's updater remains enabled by default. Turning it off doesn't stop

31912Microsoft Store, Microsoft Intune, mobile device management (MDM), package

31913managers, or other external deployment tools from installing updates.

31914 

31915#### Before you begin

31916 

31917Confirm that you have:

31918 

31919- Codex administrator access to

31920 [Managed configuration](https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/managed-configs)

31921 for your workspace.

31922- A ChatGPT desktop app release for macOS or Windows that supports

31923 organization-managed updates.

31924- An MDM or software-deployment platform that can install approved app packages

31925 on your managed devices.

31926- A process for testing new releases, deploying security updates, and tracking

31927 installed app versions.

31928 

31929If you haven't deployed the app on Windows, start with

31930[Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment).

31931 

31932#### Turn off in-app updates

31933 

31934When you turn off in-app updates, your organization is responsible for

31935promptly deploying new app releases and security fixes. Delaying updates can

31936leave the app and its bundled components exposed to known security

31937vulnerabilities. Older app versions don't receive separate security patches or

31938extended support.

31939 

31940Create a managed policy that disables the desktop app's own updater:

31941 

319421. Open

31943 [Managed configuration](https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/managed-configs).

319442. Select **Add policy**, or open an existing policy for the users, groups, or

31945 platforms you want to manage.

319463. Under **Targets**, select **Add target** to assign the policy to specific

31947 **Groups**, **Users**, or **Platforms**. Start with a small pilot group when

31948 possible.

319494. Open **Raw TOML** and find the **requirements.toml** editor.

319505. Add the following policy:

31951 

31952 ```toml

31953 [features]

31954 in_app_updates = false

31955 ```

31956 

31957 If your policy already contains a `[features]` table, add

31958 `in_app_updates = false` to that table. Don't add a second `[features]` table

31959 or put the setting in **config.toml**.

31960 

319616. Select **Save changes**.

319627. Ask affected users to fully quit and reopen the ChatGPT desktop app. Closing

31963 the app window isn't always enough to restart the application.

31964 

31965Some workspaces show a policy-list editor instead of the **Raw TOML** tab. In

31966that interface, add the same TOML block directly to the applicable policy, use

31967**Groups** to assign it when available, and select **Save**.

31968 

31969For details about managed policy delivery and precedence, see

31970[Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration).

31971 

31972#### Verify the managed setting

31973 

31974After the app restarts, verify the policy from an affected user's device:

31975 

319761. Sign in to the ChatGPT desktop app with an account covered by the policy.

319772. Open **Settings** > **General**.

319783. Find **In-app updates** and confirm that it shows **Managed** and the message

31979 “Your organization has turned off in-app updates.”

319804. Confirm that your device management platform can still deploy an approved app

31981 version.

31982 

31983The **Check for Updates** menu option can remain visible even when the policy

31984blocks in-app updates. Use the **Managed** indicator to verify the policy

31985instead of checking whether that menu option appears.

31986 

31987If the indicator doesn't appear after the first restart, the app might still

31988use a cached policy. Allow the policy to refresh, then fully quit and reopen the

31989app again. Don't rely on the update restriction until **Managed** appears.

31990 

31991#### Deploy approved app versions

31992 

31993After you turn off in-app updates, use your existing device management process

31994to deliver new releases:

31995 

319961. Choose an app version that your organization plans to deploy.

319972. Get the supported installation package for each operating system and

31998 device architecture in your fleet.

319993. Test the release with a small group of representative users.

320004. Deploy the approved package through Microsoft Intune, your MDM platform, or

32001 another software-deployment tool.

320025. Check device inventory to confirm your platform installed the intended

32003 version, then expand the rollout to other groups.

32004 

32005Your management platform determines how you stage releases, select versions,

32006and recover when a deployment doesn't complete. If your platform permits

32007rollback, returning to an older version doesn't extend support or guarantee

32008service compatibility.

32009 

32010For macOS, download the

32011[ChatGPT desktop app installer](https://persistent.oaistatic.com/codex-app-prod/ChatGPT.dmg).

32012For Windows installation methods and architecture-specific packages, see

32013[Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment).

32014 

32015#### Turn in-app updates back on

32016 

32017To restore the app's normal update behavior:

32018 

320191. Identify the managed policies, system `requirements.toml` files, and MDM

32020 profiles that turn off updates for the affected users.

320212. Remove `in_app_updates = false` from each applicable `[features]` table.

320223. Save the policy changes and redeploy any updated device-managed requirements.

320234. Ask affected users to fully quit and reopen the ChatGPT desktop app.

320245. Check **Settings** > **General** to confirm that the **In-app updates**

32025 managed row no longer appears.

32026 

32027When no applicable policy sets `in_app_updates = false`, the app's built-in

32028updater follows its normal behavior. If the **Managed** indicator still

32029appears, review other workspace policies, MDM profiles, and system

32030`requirements.toml` files. See

32031[Locations and precedence](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration#locations-and-precedence)

32032for the order in which managed sources apply.

32033 

32034#### Understand security and support responsibilities

32035 

32036After the app receives and applies it, the managed update policy:

32037 

32038- Prevents the desktop app from checking for, downloading, or installing updates

32039 through its own updater.

32040- Doesn't provide OpenAI-managed version pinning, a separate release channel,

32041 or guaranteed service compatibility for older versions.

32042- Applies to the ChatGPT desktop app on supported macOS and Windows builds. It

32043 doesn't manage updates for mobile apps, Codex CLI, or the IDE extension.

32044 

32045#### Troubleshoot common issues

32046 

32047If an authentication problem, connection issue, or timeout prevents the app

32048from retrieving or applying the managed policy, its built-in updater can

32049remain enabled. Don't assume the app blocks updates unless **Managed** appears.

32050 

32051If the **Managed** indicator doesn't appear, confirm that:

32052 

32053- The affected user selected the intended workspace.

32054- The policy targets that user, group, or platform.

32055- The device runs a supported app version.

32056- The app can connect to the service that delivers managed policies.

32057- The setting is in **requirements.toml**, not **config.toml**.

32058- The user fully quit and reopened the app after you saved the policy.

32059 

32060If you can't open Managed configuration or save a policy, confirm that you have

32061Codex administrator access for the workspace.

32062 

32063If the app version changes after you disable in-app updates, check whether

32064Microsoft Store, Intune, MDM, a package manager, or another deployment system

32065installed the update. The policy controls only the app's built-in updater.

32066 

32067#### Related docs

32068 

32069- [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration)

32070- [Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment)

32071- [`requirements.toml` configuration reference](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/config-file/config-reference#requirementstoml)

32072- [Admin rollout guide](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/admin-setup)

32073 

31870### Managed configuration32074### Managed configuration

31871 32075 

31872Source: [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration.md)32076Source: [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration.md)


32207browser_use_full_cdp_access = false32411browser_use_full_cdp_access = false

32208browser_use_external = false32412browser_use_external = false

32209in_app_browser = false32413in_app_browser = false

32414in_app_updates = false

32210computer_use = false32415computer_use = false

32211```32416```

32212 32417 


32216settings.32421settings.

32217 32422 

32218- `in_app_browser = false` disables the built-in browser pane.32423- `in_app_browser = false` disables the built-in browser pane.

32424- `in_app_updates = false` disables the ChatGPT desktop app's own updater on

32425 restart, where supported. It doesn't affect external package deployment or

32426 extend support for older app versions. For setup and rollout guidance, see

32427 [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates).

32219- `browser_use = false` disables Computer Use in browsers and Browser Agent availability.32428- `browser_use = false` disables Computer Use in browsers and Browser Agent availability.

32220- `browser_use_full_cdp_access = false` disables full CDP access in the local32429- `browser_use_full_cdp_access = false` disables full CDP access in the local

32221 runtime, including Browser Developer mode, and prevents the ChatGPT desktop32430 runtime, including Browser Developer mode, and prevents the ChatGPT desktop


32968 33177 

32969#### Deployment and model providers33178#### Deployment and model providers

32970 33179 

32971Deploy the Windows app, connect managed hosts, or configure a supported external model provider.33180Deploy and update desktop apps, connect managed hosts, or configure a supported external model provider.

33181 

33182- [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates): Control desktop app updates and deploy approved versions through your device management platform.

32972 33183 

32973- [Windows app deployment](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment): Choose an installation and update path for managed Windows devices.33184- [Windows app deployment](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment): Choose an installation and update path for managed Windows devices.

32974 33185 

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1# Manage app updates

2 

3> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.chatgpt.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to the page URL.

4 

5The ChatGPT desktop app normally checks for and installs updates on its own. If

6your organization needs to review new releases before users receive them, you

7can turn off the app's built-in updater and deploy approved versions through

8your device management platform.

9 

10The app's updater remains enabled by default. Turning it off doesn't stop

11Microsoft Store, Microsoft Intune, mobile device management (MDM), package

12managers, or other external deployment tools from installing updates.

13 

14## Before you begin

15 

16Confirm that you have:

17 

18- Codex administrator access to

19 [Managed configuration](https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/managed-configs)

20 for your workspace.

21- A ChatGPT desktop app release for macOS or Windows that supports

22 organization-managed updates.

23- An MDM or software-deployment platform that can install approved app packages

24 on your managed devices.

25- A process for testing new releases, deploying security updates, and tracking

26 installed app versions.

27 

28If you haven't deployed the app on Windows, start with

29[Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment).

30 

31## Turn off in-app updates

32 

33<WarningTip>

34 When you turn off in-app updates, your organization is responsible for

35 promptly deploying new app releases and security fixes. Delaying updates can

36 leave the app and its bundled components exposed to known security

37 vulnerabilities. Older app versions don't receive separate security patches or

38 extended support.

39</WarningTip>

40 

41Create a managed policy that disables the desktop app's own updater:

42 

431. Open

44 [Managed configuration](https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/managed-configs).

452. Select **Add policy**, or open an existing policy for the users, groups, or

46 platforms you want to manage.

473. Under **Targets**, select **Add target** to assign the policy to specific

48 **Groups**, **Users**, or **Platforms**. Start with a small pilot group when

49 possible.

504. Open **Raw TOML** and find the **requirements.toml** editor.

515. Add the following policy:

52 

53```toml

54 [features]

55 in_app_updates = false

56```

57 

58 If your policy already contains a `[features]` table, add

59 `in_app_updates = false` to that table. Don't add a second `[features]` table

60 or put the setting in **config.toml**.

61 

626. Select **Save changes**.

637. Ask affected users to fully quit and reopen the ChatGPT desktop app. Closing

64 the app window isn't always enough to restart the application.

65 

66Some workspaces show a policy-list editor instead of the **Raw TOML** tab. In

67that interface, add the same TOML block directly to the applicable policy, use

68**Groups** to assign it when available, and select **Save**.

69 

70For details about managed policy delivery and precedence, see

71[Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration).

72 

73## Verify the managed setting

74 

75After the app restarts, verify the policy from an affected user's device:

76 

771. Sign in to the ChatGPT desktop app with an account covered by the policy.

782. Open **Settings** > **General**.

793. Find **In-app updates** and confirm that it shows **Managed** and the message

80 “Your organization has turned off in-app updates.”

814. Confirm that your device management platform can still deploy an approved app

82 version.

83 

84The **Check for Updates** menu option can remain visible even when the policy

85blocks in-app updates. Use the **Managed** indicator to verify the policy

86instead of checking whether that menu option appears.

87 

88If the indicator doesn't appear after the first restart, the app might still

89use a cached policy. Allow the policy to refresh, then fully quit and reopen the

90app again. Don't rely on the update restriction until **Managed** appears.

91 

92## Deploy approved app versions

93 

94After you turn off in-app updates, use your existing device management process

95to deliver new releases:

96 

971. Choose an app version that your organization plans to deploy.

982. Get the supported installation package for each operating system and

99 device architecture in your fleet.

1003. Test the release with a small group of representative users.

1014. Deploy the approved package through Microsoft Intune, your MDM platform, or

102 another software-deployment tool.

1035. Check device inventory to confirm your platform installed the intended

104 version, then expand the rollout to other groups.

105 

106Your management platform determines how you stage releases, select versions,

107and recover when a deployment doesn't complete. If your platform permits

108rollback, returning to an older version doesn't extend support or guarantee

109service compatibility.

110 

111For macOS, download the

112[ChatGPT desktop app installer](https://persistent.oaistatic.com/codex-app-prod/ChatGPT.dmg).

113For Windows installation methods and architecture-specific packages, see

114[Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment).

115 

116## Turn in-app updates back on

117 

118To restore the app's normal update behavior:

119 

1201. Identify the managed policies, system `requirements.toml` files, and MDM

121 profiles that turn off updates for the affected users.

1222. Remove `in_app_updates = false` from each applicable `[features]` table.

1233. Save the policy changes and redeploy any updated device-managed requirements.

1244. Ask affected users to fully quit and reopen the ChatGPT desktop app.

1255. Check **Settings** > **General** to confirm that the **In-app updates**

126 managed row no longer appears.

127 

128When no applicable policy sets `in_app_updates = false`, the app's built-in

129updater follows its normal behavior. If the **Managed** indicator still

130appears, review other workspace policies, MDM profiles, and system

131`requirements.toml` files. See

132[Locations and precedence](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration#locations-and-precedence)

133for the order in which managed sources apply.

134 

135## Understand security and support responsibilities

136 

137After the app receives and applies it, the managed update policy:

138 

139- Prevents the desktop app from checking for, downloading, or installing updates

140 through its own updater.

141- Doesn't provide OpenAI-managed version pinning, a separate release channel,

142 or guaranteed service compatibility for older versions.

143- Applies to the ChatGPT desktop app on supported macOS and Windows builds. It

144 doesn't manage updates for mobile apps, Codex CLI, or the IDE extension.

145 

146## Troubleshoot common issues

147 

148If an authentication problem, connection issue, or timeout prevents the app

149from retrieving or applying the managed policy, its built-in updater can

150remain enabled. Don't assume the app blocks updates unless **Managed** appears.

151 

152If the **Managed** indicator doesn't appear, confirm that:

153 

154- The affected user selected the intended workspace.

155- The policy targets that user, group, or platform.

156- The device runs a supported app version.

157- The app can connect to the service that delivers managed policies.

158- The setting is in **requirements.toml**, not **config.toml**.

159- The user fully quit and reopened the app after you saved the policy.

160 

161If you can't open Managed configuration or save a policy, confirm that you have

162Codex administrator access for the workspace.

163 

164If the app version changes after you disable in-app updates, check whether

165Microsoft Store, Intune, MDM, a package manager, or another deployment system

166installed the update. The policy controls only the app's built-in updater.

167 

168## Related docs

169 

170- [Managed configuration](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/managed-configuration)

171- [Deploy the Windows app](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/windows-deployment)

172- [`requirements.toml` configuration reference](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/config-file/config-reference#requirementstoml)

173- [Admin rollout guide](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/admin-setup)

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340browser_use_full_cdp_access = false340browser_use_full_cdp_access = false

341browser_use_external = false341browser_use_external = false

342in_app_browser = false342in_app_browser = false

343in_app_updates = false

343computer_use = false344computer_use = false

344```345```

345 346 


351<a id="disable-codex-feature-surfaces"></a>352<a id="disable-codex-feature-surfaces"></a>

352 353 

353- `in_app_browser = false` disables the built-in browser pane.354- `in_app_browser = false` disables the built-in browser pane.

355- `in_app_updates = false` disables the ChatGPT desktop app's own updater on

356 restart, where supported. It doesn't affect external package deployment or

357 extend support for older app versions. For setup and rollout guidance, see

358 [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates).

354- `browser_use = false` disables Computer Use in browsers and Browser Agent availability.359- `browser_use = false` disables Computer Use in browsers and Browser Agent availability.

355- `browser_use_full_cdp_access = false` disables full CDP access in the local360- `browser_use_full_cdp_access = false` disables full CDP access in the local

356 runtime, including Browser Developer mode, and prevents the ChatGPT desktop361 runtime, including Browser Developer mode, and prevents the ChatGPT desktop

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38- [MECM deployment guide](https://1drv.ms/b/c/123ec1ed6c72a14a/IQB829f_TSbkR7-H9qA4Q9ntAa9D2He3qMjXksWi2ozdeg8?e=GTKgAl)38- [MECM deployment guide](https://1drv.ms/b/c/123ec1ed6c72a14a/IQB829f_TSbkR7-H9qA4Q9ntAa9D2He3qMjXksWi2ozdeg8?e=GTKgAl)

39- [Add Microsoft Store apps to Microsoft Intune](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-store)39- [Add Microsoft Store apps to Microsoft Intune](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-store)

40 40 

41<a id="manage-in-app-updates"></a>

42 

43### Manage app updates

44 

45For setup instructions and rollout guidance, see

46[Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates).

47 

41## Install without Microsoft distribution services48## Install without Microsoft distribution services

42 49 

43If your environment can't use Microsoft app-distribution services for the50If your environment can't use Microsoft app-distribution services for the


57or software-deployment platform.64or software-deployment platform.

58 65 

59After the initial installation, devices that can reach66After the initial installation, devices that can reach

60`persistent.oaistatic.com` can install updates automatically, so you don't67`persistent.oaistatic.com` can install updates automatically unless managed

61need to redeploy newer packages through your management tool.68configuration disables the app's built-in updater. If you disable in-app

69updates, deploy newer packages through your MDM or software-deployment tool.

62 70 

63This deployment path:71This deployment path:

64 72 


68 76 

69## Related resources77## Related resources

70 78 

79- [Manage app updates](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/enterprise/manage-app-updates)

71- [ChatGPT desktop app for Windows](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/windows/windows-app)80- [ChatGPT desktop app for Windows](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/windows/windows-app)

import.md +3 −4

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4 4 

5Use the import flow to bring instructions, settings, skills, plugins, projects,5Use the import flow to bring instructions, settings, skills, plugins, projects,

6and recent work from another agent into the ChatGPT desktop app or Codex CLI.6and recent work from another agent into the ChatGPT desktop app or Codex CLI.

7Codex CLI can import from **Claude Code** or **Cursor**. The desktop app7Codex CLI and the desktop app can import from **Claude Code**.

8supports Claude Code, with Cursor import available as it rolls out.

9 8 

10The desktop app imports supported items directly and lets you finish setup for9The desktop app imports supported items directly and lets you finish setup for

11imported plugins or connections that need authorization.10imported plugins or connections that need authorization.


35### Import in Codex CLI34### Import in Codex CLI

36 35 

371. Start a local Codex CLI session and type `/import`.361. Start a local Codex CLI session and type `/import`.

382. Choose **Claude Code** or **Cursor**.372. Choose **Claude Code**.

393. Select the supported setup, project files, and recent chats you want to383. Select the supported setup, project files, and recent chats you want to

40 import.39 import.

414. Review the imported configuration and continue working in Codex.404. Review the imported configuration and continue working in Codex.


43Codex CLI imports up to 50 chats from the last 30 days. The `/import` command42Codex CLI imports up to 50 chats from the last 30 days. The `/import` command

44isn't available during a running task, in a remote session, or while connected43isn't available during a running task, in a remote session, or while connected

45to a local app-server daemon. See [CLI slash44to a local app-server daemon. See [CLI slash

46commands](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/developer-commands?surface=cli#cli-import-claude-code-or-cursor-configuration-with-import).45commands](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/developer-commands?surface=cli#cli-import-claude-code-setup-with-import).

47 46 

48<Illustration description="ChatGPT import screen for selecting setup, projects, and recent chats to import.">47<Illustration description="ChatGPT import screen for selecting setup, projects, and recent chats to import.">

49 <ExternalAgentImportIllustration step="items" />48 <ExternalAgentImportIllustration step="items" />

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19| Runtime and resources | Lower | Higher |19| Runtime and resources | Lower | Higher |

20| Pull requests and diffs | Use the change-review workflow | Not supported; use the change-review workflow instead |20| Pull requests and diffs | Use the change-review workflow | Not supported; use the change-review workflow instead |

21 21 

22## Configure deep-scan runtime

23 

24To control a deep scan's concurrency and duration, create or edit

25`~/.codex/codex-security/config.toml`. If you set `CODEX_HOME`, use

26`$CODEX_HOME/codex-security/config.toml` instead.

27 

28For example, this profile runs a shorter scan with limited concurrency:

29 

30```toml

31[deep_scan]

32workers = 2

33subagents = 0

34stop_after_no_new = 3

35max_discovery_runs = 10

36```

37 

38| Setting | Default | Description |

39| -------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |

40| `workers` | `auto` | Number of discovery workers allowed to run at the same time. Set a positive integer or `"auto"`. |

41| `subagents` | `3` | Number of subagents each discovery worker may start. Set `0` to disable them. |

42| `stop_after_no_new` | `6` | Stop discovery after this many consecutive runs produce no new candidates. |

43| `max_discovery_runs` | `60` | Limit on discovery runs before the scan moves to validation. |

44 

45Lower values can reduce scan time and token use but may miss findings.

46Configuration changes apply to new deep scans, not scans already in progress.

47 

22## Start the deep scan48## Start the deep scan

23 49 

24In the desktop app, open **Security**, select **Scans**, and select **+ Scan**.50In the desktop app, open **Security**, select **Scans**, and select **+ Scan**.