To translate agentic AI into tangible business outcomes, OpenAI launched a suite of six pre-configured job-specific plugins. Each bundles proprietary instructions, domain-specific context, and direct connections to third-party enterprise software . Collectively, the initial release integrates 62 enterprise applications—including Snowflake, Figma, and Salesforce—and provides 110 specialized skills .
These plugins target distinct, high-value professional personas:
Beyond the plugins, OpenAI previewed two features aimed at changing how enterprise teams consume and refine AI outputs.
Sites allows Codex agents to transform their output into hosted, interactive web applications rather than static files . Teams can convert a financial spreadsheet into a live scenario planner or a static report into an executive dashboard, deployed via a secure URL for the entire organization . OpenAI has partnered with platforms like Wix and Replit to support the hosting framework .
Annotations introduces granular in-place editing. Instead of regenerating an entire document to fix a small error, users can make localized, surgical changes directly to the AI-generated output . This capability supports iterative collaboration where precision matters, such as legal drafting or board reports. Both Sites and Annotations are currently rolling out in preview for Business and Enterprise tiers .