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Coordinate calls to the Codex CLI: collect minimal context, run codex exec/resume, and present the model's independent analysis or review to the user.
This skill acts as a coordinator for invoking the Codex CLI to obtain an independent model opinion. It transforms user intent into Codex CLI commands, gathers only the necessary context (git diffs, files, or conversation snippets), runs codex exec or codex exec resume, and parses the JSONL output to extract session/thread IDs and results. It enforces safe defaults (read-only sandboxing) and filters sensitive files from context.
Trigger when the user explicitly asks to consult Codex for analysis, review, or a second opinion on code, design, or proposals (phrases like ask Codex or let Codex review). Do NOT trigger for installation or troubleshooting questions about the Codex CLI itself. Use this for longer-running exploratory tasks that may execute in background mode.
Agents that can run shell commands and manage background tasks (CLI-capable agents). Designed to integrate with systems that can run the Codex CLI and parse JSONL outputs.
Codex CLI coordinator skill that wraps codex exec/resume calls with context collection, redaction of sensitive data, and session management. No bundled scripts — purely prompt-based. Well-structured process with environment detection, session ID tracking, and sensible defaults (read-only sandbox, --json output). Requires Codex CLI installed and configured separately.
Clean skill with no scripts to execute. Uses --sandbox read-only which is good security practice. Sensitive info filtering is documented but relies on the agent following instructions rather than enforced programmatically. Resume flow correctly notes that --sandbox is not supported for resume (inherits original session settings).