gh:work-beta

Codex delegation automates work execution by offloading implementation tasks while preserving overall planning and governance. You provide a work plan, and the system manages batching, environment checks, consent handling, and post-execution verification.

Batch-enabled execution manages multi-unit plans by applying environment checks, consent flows, and result verification. This ensures safe delegation by validating each batch before execution and verifying outcomes against the provided work plan.

Trial scenarios compare delegated Codex implementation against local execution within CLI workflows. This supports risk management and iteration by evaluating the safety and effectiveness of delegating concrete coding tasks.

Providing a work plan is required to begin Phase 1 and enable Codex delegation. The plan initiates the beta workflow, allowing the system to parse requirements, gate delegation, manage batches, and report execution results.

Beta Codex delegation is limited to batch work units within CLI workflows and requires explicit consent handling. Users must manage orchestration control manually and rely on post-execution verification to ensure delegated tasks meet plan requirements.

Environment checks and consent handling are required to gate delegation and ensure safe execution. These guardrails validate the environment before processing batch work units, preventing unverified or unauthorized implementation tasks from running.