codex-dispatch

You can route natural language intents to Codex by dispatching tasks through specific commands, which triggers a decision tree that chooses the right execution path and enforces model discipline for the delegated work.

Cross-model review uses Codex as a secondary model family to evaluate tasks like code review and bug fixing. You need it when you want a distinct model to validate implementations and enforce discipline across your workflow.

You enforce model-version locks by applying a discipline layer that utilizes work-order templates and decision trees. This ensures the Codex CLI executes tasks strictly within the defined harness rules and version constraints.

Yes, you need the codex plugin. The decision-making and routing features require the codex plugin to facilitate task execution, coordinate cross-model review, and dispatch commands effectively.

Yes, you can use it for both. The dispatch layer routes natural language intents to appropriate commands, coordinating decision-making and execution for code implementation, bug fixing, and code review tasks.

The best way to delegate a task is to use the rescue command with a natural language string. This triggers the routing layer to interpret the intent and apply the correct execution discipline for the task.