coding-agent

You can delegate a large codebase refactor by spawning a coding agent CLI in a dedicated project directory, allowing it to explore files and implement changes, then reviewing the resulting diffs and outputs after completion.

Yes, you can run Claude Code or Codex in the background using process supervision tools, which allows you to monitor logs, poll completion, and manage input while continuing other work.

Yes, Codex execution is constrained to git repositories, ensuring that iterative coding tasks and file explorations operate safely within version-controlled project directories.

The best way to review pull requests with a coding agent is to run it in a safe temporary repository directory, enabling supervised file exploration and iterative refinement before you check the output diffs.

You should avoid the OpenSquilla state directory because it is an unsafe workspace location; coding agents must execute within a focused workdir or temporary git repo to prevent unintended system modifications.

No, delegating complex coding to an agent CLI targets feature creation, large refactors, and iterative coding that benefits from file exploration, rather than simple one-liner edits or chat thread interactions.