OpenAI plans to combine ChatGPT’s Chat and Work tabs in its desktop app, starting with selected users. ChatGPT and Codex will also share a token allowance, which could mean more frequent waits for usage limits to reset.
OpenAI will test a single ChatGPT interface for conversations and delegated tasks before a wider rollout. Users will be able to bring in files and plugins, request websites or presentations, and review and guide work performed on the web.
The desktop app currently separates ChatGPT from Codex, with Chat and Work tabs inside ChatGPT. Rival Anthropic combined Claude’s chat and Cowork functions on one screen in September.
For teams using both ChatGPT and Codex, the shared allowance is the practical change to watch, even though Codex will remain a separate experience. OpenAI says most users will not be affected, but some may face more frequent waits for usage limits to reset depending on their usage and chosen model. Unlimited Instant usage included in plans will not draw from the shared allowance.
A single interface could reduce friction between discussing an idea and delegating work, but the benefit remains unproven before wider rollout.
Teams using ChatGPT and Codex heavily may need to plan around a shared allowance rather than treat their usage limits separately.
This is a workflow change, not evidence that ChatGPT can complete delegated tasks more reliably.
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