codex-result-handling

To structure Codex helper output, you can apply internal guidance that organizes findings by severity. This ensures structured information delivery and preserves the original verdict without altering the content.

Formatting Codex output does not alter the original findings. The process ensures the integrity of output content while consistently presenting sections like observations, inferences, and follow-up questions.

To handle Codex review results without findings, the formatting process includes residual risk notes. This gracefully manages empty cases and maintains structured information delivery without compromising the output format.

The best way to order Codex helper findings by severity is to use structured presentation rules. These rules sort the output and maintain evidence boundaries, ensuring software quality and clear review presentation.

You do not need specific external dependencies to organize Codex helper responses. The skill operates independently using internal scripts and references to determine necessary actions and present the output.

You can consistently present observations and inferences from Codex output by following structured formatting guidelines. This ensures that output sections are consistently displayed, preserving the original verdict and evidence boundaries.