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ChatGPT Work in the ChatGPT desktop app is effectively Codex with a different skin. It can operate on your local files in the same way.

ChatGPT Work in the ChatGPT web and mobile app experience is very different.

If you like, you can think of it as a cloud-hosted version of Codex that's skinned to look more like consumer ChatGPT.

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As someone who uses ChatGPT and Codex across desktop and phone and VPS, the current topology they have for their different "apps" is very confusing and disjointed. I would really like to see improvements in unifying this and reducing the confusion between what works in which part on which device and enabling seamless context and memory sharing across them.
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> ChatGPT Work in the ChatGPT desktop app is effectively Codex with a different skin. It can operate on your local files in the same way.

It even shares the same login state and conversation history with /resume, at least when running it in a "project" (which seems to largely map to a directory/repo, at least the one selected as "primary"?)

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If I use Codex in one session on desktop can I then resume it for cloud and mobile sessions as Work? Or do I have to make separate sessions each time? Or rather, can Codex in the cloud do the same things, if such a thing exists?
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