agpair-codex

Delegate coding tasks to external CLI agents with Codex as controller.

48|Updated Mar 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/logicrw/agpair --skill agpair-codex
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Skill: agpair-codex
Source: https://github.com/logicrw/agpair/tree/main/skills/Codex
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/logicrw/agpair --skill agpair-codex

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

AGPair-codex solves the problem of handling complex coding tasks that require external assistance, such as implementation candidates, alternative analysis, or verification evidence, by integrating with Codex and leveraging external CLI agents.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • External Agent Integration: Integrates with external CLI agents for diverse work, such as code review, implementation, and testing.
  • Codex Controller: Utilizes Codex as the controller and verifier, maintaining control over the workflow.
  • Routing Budget & Fanout: Manages a routing budget and fanout to optimize task execution and evidence gathering.
  • Fusion-Style Workflow Fanout: Enables parallel lane tasks, synthesis nodes, and controller gates for complex workflows.
  • Bounded Implementation: Supports bounded, isolated implementation slices for tasks like code writing.
  • Parallel Or Async Execution: Allows parallel or asynchronous execution of tasks to improve efficiency.
  • Codex Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Codex for managed hooks and task execution.

Quick Start

Start a task with AGPair-codex using the following command:

agpair task start \
  --repo-path "$REPO" \
  --controller codex \
  --executor grok-cli \
  --task-kind quick_review \
  --wait-policy lease \
  --authorization-profile local_readonly \
  --completion-policy report \
  --body "$BRIEF"

Frequently Asked Questions about agpair-codex

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I delegate complex coding tasks to external CLI agents?

You can delegate complex coding tasks to external CLI agents by using a controller like Codex to route implementation, code review, and testing work while managing the execution budget and gathering verification evidence.

What is the best way to automate code review and testing using external agents?

Automating code review and testing is best handled by a fusion-style workflow that fans out parallel lane tasks to external CLI agents, using a controller to synthesize results and gate the final implementation.

Can I use Codex to manage and verify asynchronous coding tasks?

Yes, Codex can act as the controller and verifier for asynchronous coding tasks, maintaining control over the workflow through managed hooks, bounded implementation slices, and completion reporting.

How does fusion-style workflow fanout work for code implementation?

Fusion-style workflow fanout works for code implementation by routing bounded, isolated slices of work to parallel lanes, synthesizing the outputs at specific nodes, and passing them through controller gates for verification.

Do I need a specific authorization profile to start a task with external agents?

You need to define an authorization profile, such as local_readonly, and a wait policy, like lease, when starting a task to ensure the external agent executes within the correct access and execution boundaries.

When should I use a routing budget for task delegation?

You should use a routing budget for task delegation when executing complex workflows that require parallel or asynchronous fanout, ensuring optimization of task execution and controlled evidence gathering across multiple agents.