Send prompts to the Codex CLI and process outputs with Claude.
npx skills add https://github.com/ohaddahan/claude-extras --skill codex-ohaddahan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: codex Source: https://github.com/ohaddahan/claude-extras/tree/main/skills/codex-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ohaddahan/claude-extras --skill codex-ohaddahan
This Skill enables collaborative coding workflows by sending prompts to the Codex command-line interface and processing Codex's outputs with Claude for analysis, review, or integration.
Use the codex skill to prompt Codex with a task, for example /codex <your prompt>, then select a processing mode (Review, Compare, Integrate, or Raw) to handle the results.
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To integrate Codex CLI outputs, you can use the /codex invocation to send prompts and apply Claude-driven analysis, review, comparison, or integration across your development workflows. It processes Codex results into structured outputs ready for refinement.
The best way to refine Codex CLI code is by selecting a processing mode like Review, Compare, Integrate, or Raw after triggering a task with /codex. This applies Claude-driven analysis to refine Codex results into actionable recommendations or code changes.
Yes, you can use Claude to review and compare code from the Codex CLI. By selecting the Review or Compare processing modes, Claude analyzes the structured results captured from Codex to provide actionable recommendations for your development tasks.
No, the Codex prompting skill requires no external dependencies to automate sending prompts to the Codex CLI and processing its outputs. It operates independently to apply Claude-driven analysis and integration across workflows.
You should process Codex CLI results through an automated analysis pipeline to enable collaborative coding workflows. It captures structured results from Codex and uses Claude to refine them into actionable recommendations or code changes, streamlining development.
You need to use the Integrate processing mode for Codex outputs when you want to merge generated results into existing development workflows. It leverages Claude-driven integration to refine structured Codex results into actionable code changes.
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