ce:work-beta

You can delegate code implementation tasks to Codex by providing a plan document or bare prompt, which the workflow parses to execute implementation units in controlled batches with configured environments.

Phase-driven work execution is a structured workflow model that sequences tasks through explicit phases, enforcing test discovery and executing incremental commits to track progress throughout the implementation lifecycle.

No, you do not need a formal plan document to start execution; the workflow accepts bare prompts directly, parsing them on the fly to initiate the delegation and planning process.

Yes, you can configure sandbox modes and consent controls, as the workflow enforces strict delegation guardrails, sandbox consent, and environment configuration before executing any code.

The best way to execute feature work with governance is using plan-driven delegation, which applies structured execution phases, enforced consent, and sandbox modes to maintain control over automated delivery.

Test discovery matters because the workflow integrates it directly into the execution phases, ensuring that incremental commits are validated against discovered tests before proceeding to the next implementation unit.