What problem does it solve?
Decouples coding work from human operators by providing a bounded, review-driven delegation channel to Codex for tasks that fit a clearly defined coding lane, enabling safer isolation and faster iteration.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Deterministic delegation: decide whether to run locally or delegate to Codex, and define the task packet with scope, affected files, tests, and the target branch or worktree.
- Safe isolation: use worktrees or isolated branches to contain changes and prevent disruption to the main checkout.
- Review-driven output: Codex produces a candidate patch that must be reviewed and validated against the repository's harness and acceptance criteria.
- Guardrails and practical examples: enforce boundaries, avoid vague exploratory work, and provide clear turn-around for common coding tasks like small feature implementations or refactors.
Quick Start
Provide Codex with a clearly bounded coding task, target files, tests, and an isolated branch plan, then review the resulting patch.