OpenAI recently hosted a DevDay 2025 AMA (Ask me Anything), where the company shared a glimpse of what’s next for its AI ecosystem. One of the key highlights was on making AI agents more discoverable and usable within companies. The Agent Builder platform now allows teams to preview workflows, set up evaluations, and collaborate with stakeholders before exporting projects to the Agents SDK. It works with any model through LiteLLM support, and OpenAI plans to let developers deploy workflows as standalone APIs with webhook triggers. Multi-turn interactions will now retain context within threads, making agents more reliable for complex workflows.
The company also talked about its approach to high concurrency and durable execution. Developers will be able to handle rate limits more gracefully, and workflows executed by OpenAI could soon resume automatically if interrupted. The Agent Builder runtime will support multiple context management strategies, helping agents decide which inputs to prioritise for better performance in extended conversations.
