agent-assistant-fix-team

To coordinate a multi-agent team for code fixes, invoke the /fix:team workflow to trigger the Golden Triangle collaboration, spawning a Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer that enforce runtime rules and resolve skills for rapid repairs.

The Golden Triangle workflow is an adversarial collaboration mechanism that assigns three agent roles—Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer—to triage complex code issues, execute collaborative debugging, and enforce governance-aligned code reviews.

Yes, you need the Codex native multi-agent framework to run this teamwork workflow. It requires specific boot enforcement rules and skill matrices located within the ~/.codex/skills/agent-assistant/ directory to function properly.

You start an automated collaborative debugging session by invoking the /fix:team command, which initializes the multi-agent framework, loads runtime boot rules, and resolves matrix-skills to orchestrate the repair process.

Yes, you can use this multi-agent code fix workflow for governance-aligned code reviews. The runtime boot rules ensure consistent fixes while the Reviewer agent role specifically handles the governance and validation process.

The multi-agent team workflow requires runtime boot rules to enforce consistent operational constraints across the Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer agents, ensuring all automated code repairs strictly align with the loaded skill matrices.