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Operator client for orchestrating persistent multi-agent coding workflows backed by a JSON workflow file under ./.codex-deck/ with strict create/validate/trigge
Codex Deck Flow is an operator skill that controls a background daemon to manage persistent multi-agent coding workflows. It creates, validates, reconciles, and triggers JSON-based workflows stored under ./.codex-deck/, and issues single control messages to the daemon rather than acting as the orchestrator itself.
Use when the user requests persistent workflow orchestration (task dependencies, per-task Codex sessions, git worktree isolation) or explicitly names $codex-deck-flow/codex-deck-flow. Also use for daemon control messages, status, and merge previews where explicit merge application is gated by user consent.
Fits Codex/Copilot/Gemini-style agent environments and any runtime that can run a background daemon and accept control messages. Best in platforms that support git worktrees and isolated task execution.
Codex-deck-flow is a sophisticated multi-agent workflow orchestrator for Codex CLI sessions, using a daemon-based architecture with JSON workflow files, git worktree isolation, and explicit merge flows. The SKILL.md is comprehensive with clear routing logic and strict activation contracts. Scripts are well-written Python with proper type hints and error handling, but most fail in isolation due to inter-module imports (daemon_client, workflow). Only daemon_client.py runs standalone successfully. The tool fills a niche but growing need for persistent multi-agent coding workflows.
Well-architected skill with production-quality code. Security-conscious design (localhost binding, auth tokens, chmod 0o600 on state files). Cross-module imports prevent isolated testing but are fine in normal usage. Niche but real utility for multi-agent Codex workflow orchestration.