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You can automate Codex code reviews by using a CLI wrapper with three specific modes: review, second opinion, and outside voice challenge. This wrapper coordinates prompts and responses through Bash, Read, Write, Glob, Grep, and AskUserQuestion tools.

An outside voice challenge is an adversarial prompt mode used to probe and test AI code generation behavior. It runs targeted adversarial prompts through a CLI wrapper to challenge Codex responses and evaluate its reasoning under scrutiny.

Yes, the Codex CLI wrapper requires Bash, Read, Write, Glob, Grep, and AskUserQuestion tools to run code review sessions. These tools are necessary to coordinate prompts, manage session workflows, and write responses.

You can use gstack to obtain a second opinion on design decisions by starting the Codex CLI wrapper in its second opinion mode. This integrates with the gstack session workflow to fetch targeted feedback on your design choices.

The best way to run adversarial prompts against Codex responses is by using the outside voice challenge mode within a CLI wrapper. This mode applies targeted adversarial prompts to test Codex behavior and evaluate response robustness.

Using a three-mode wrapper for Codex interactions streamlines exploration, review, and adversarial testing instead of relying on direct prompts. It provides a concise CLI structure that coordinates session workflows and tool integrations for more consistent feedback.