Testing GPT 5.5 “Spud” in Codex: Faster Agents, Browser/Computer Use, and Knowledge Work
This video covers OpenAI’s new GPT 5.5 model, code-named Spud, and why it is stronger for real work, long tasks, tool use, and finishing complex goals.
GPT 5.5 pricing and why model cost should be judged by task quality, token efficiency, retries, and completion time, not only price per million tokens.
How GPT 5.5 compares to GPT 5.4, especially better intent understanding, stronger knowledge work, improved physics, and better browser/computer control.
Codex as the best and cheapest place to try GPT 5.5, including model effort settings and usage on the $20 plan.
GPT 5.5 inside Codex creating apps, spreadsheets, documents, slide decks, simulations, notes boards, chess games, and diagrams.
covers new Codex browser use and computer use features, showing GPT 5.5 controlling web apps, Canva, Finder, and Claude to complete multi-step workflows.
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Intro
02:02 GPT 5.5 Pricing
04:15 Thoughts on Use Task Based Measurements
04:55 5.5 Understands Intent
05:36 5.5 vs 5.4
06:39 5.5 in Codex (I built an 3d simulation)
07:58 Best place to use 5.5 (Cheapest )
10:17 Testing Browser Use on Codex
13:30 Testing Browser use on Chess
15:07 Creating Diagrams with Browser Use
18:00 Controlling Computer
21:57 Final Thoughts More about me: rileybrown.xyz
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