performance-goal

Codex goal mode workflows are optimized using evaluator-contracted loops that secure objective transitions. This ensures automated performance evaluations and completion checks run safely while maintaining evaluator state integrity throughout the process.

Durable OMX artifacts are long-term records of workflow state created during performance tuning. You need them when automating Codex performance evaluations requires accountability and historical analysis of objective-based optimization loops.

Creating a performance optimization goal uses the omx performance-goal create command with an objective, evaluator command, evaluator contract, and slug. This initiates an automated workflow to evaluate and complete the performance target safely.

Automating performance evaluations and completion checks is supported through evaluator-contracted workflows. By defining a passing evaluator contract upfront, the system safely transitions performance objectives and verifies completion without manual intervention.

Secure goal transitions are supported through evaluator contract handling during automated performance tuning. This mechanism ensures that objective handoffs maintain state integrity and prevent unsafe modifications to the evaluation criteria.

Maintaining workflow state accountability is best achieved by generating durable OMX artifacts during performance optimization. These artifacts provide a persistent record of the evaluator-contracted workflow for later analysis and auditing.