Canvas allows for a more interactive environment, enabling me to show my vision to team members effectively.

Canvas is an interactive space for collaboration with ChatGPT, enabling users to build prototypes without coding experience.

WebAssembly currently cannot directly call browser APIs due to its sandboxed nature, requiring data to be passed through JavaScript, which can introduce latency.

When running Codex CLI in full auto mode, it can edit and run commands automatically while ensuring safety by operating in a network-disabled and sandboxed environment.

I can ask for inline suggestions, improvements, and even debug my code within the canvas.

In Canvas, users can edit code directly and ask questions, facilitating a more interactive and user-friendly prototyping experience, such as creating a quick prototype of a unified analytics dashboard and interacting with it live.

The goal is to ensure that the consumption layer of web experiences remains open and does not fall into a walled garden, allowing for creativity and collaboration.

A lot of the current bottlenecks in AI deployment stem from inadequate tooling and the need for proper sandboxing.

We're building out this open agentic web at scale, expanding opportunities for developers across every layer of the stack.