OpenAI’s third DevDay centered on one theme: turning agents and in-chat apps into production-ready products. Beyond the keynote and live demos, the agenda included sessions on enterprise adoption, internal workflows, and hands-on areas to trial new tools—most notably, Sora Cinema for video generation showcases. The event wrapped with a fireside chat between Sam Altman and Jony Ive that re-ignited speculation about future AI-native hardware.
OpenAI introduced an Apps SDK that lets developers craft native, interactive app experiences directly within ChatGPT. Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the SDK enables:
Availability: Developer preview now; broader submissions and monetization later this year.
AgentKit brings a workflow-style canvas to agent development so non-engineers can ship useful automations safely:
Goal: Democratize safe agent orchestration from support bots to research copilots without sacrificing governance.
For teams shipping conversational experiences, ChatKit bundles:
OpenAI’s coding stack gets a lift with improved code generation, stronger multimodal comprehension, and support targeting mobile app development paths—reducing the time from idea to prototype across editors, terminals, and CI.
Rollout: Initial access for DevDay attendees; broader availability to follow.
OpenAI also signaled that select older model families (e.g., GPT-4.1, o3) may see price adjustments to improve accessibility, especially for startups and education.
Area | Available Now | Coming Soon |
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Apps SDK | Developer preview | App submissions & monetization, broader availability |
AgentKit | Early features via preview components | Full visual canvas, expanded templates, admin governance rollouts |
ChatKit | Widgets, integrations, eval tools | Deeper analytics & enterprise reporting |
Codex | Upgraded coding experience | Additional multimodal/mobile enhancements |
Models | Initial access to Sora 2 and GPT-5 Pro (DevDay cohort) | Wider API access tiers |
Platform | Latency & cost improvements; governance scaffolding | Expanded audit, policy, and tracing features |
DevDay 2025 marks a shift from raw model access to end-to-end building blocks: