OpenAI has recently rolled out four significant product enhancements, spanning domains such as Agents, voice interaction, data handling, and financial services. Among these, the Agents API has captured the keen interest of developers. It dissects Codex's functionalities into cloud-centric services, embracing a 'Capability-as-a-Service' framework that diminishes development hurdles. This strategic shift signifies OpenAI's evolution from supplying standalone models to constructing a thriving developer ecosystem, marking a pivotal moment in its Codex-centric approach. Simultaneously, firms like DeepSeek, Anthropic, and Google are forging their paths in the AI utilization technology landscape. The crux of the competition lies in expanding AI capabilities from mere 'intelligence' to tangible 'execution,' with office Agents emerging as a crucial front. Although Google boasts a full-stack advantage, it grapples with challenges in product integration. Domestic tech behemoths are also jostling for supremacy in office settings, concentrating on converting platform prowess into Agent functionalities—a litmus test of their prowess in reconfiguring traditional business assets.