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You can conserve tokens during code implementation by using experimental Codex delegation mode, which delegates work execution to Codex. This mode handles complex workflows by understanding requirements and following existing patterns to maintain quality.

External delegate support for work execution is a mechanism that streamlines code implementation by offloading tasks to an external delegate. It enhances efficiency by allowing the system to handle complex workflows with multiple tasks and dependencies.

To start a complex workflow with Codex delegation, run the execution command with your plan document path or work description and specify the codex delegate. You must provide an input document containing the plan or prompt describing the work.

Yes, delegating code implementation to Codex requires an input document with a plan or prompt describing the work. This document provides the necessary requirements and context for the system to understand and execute the tasks.

Yes, Codex delegation mode works for complex workflows with multiple tasks and dependencies. It executes work by understanding requirements, following existing patterns, and maintaining quality while conserving tokens during the code implementation process.

The primary limitation of Codex delegation mode is its experimental status, meaning it may not be fully stable. It specifically targets token-conserving code implementation and requires an input document with a clear plan to function correctly.