run-codex-review-loop

To run a multi-branch Codex review, specify a base branch and a list of target branches. The orchestration workflow processes all defined branches in a single pass and outputs a structured run directory with per-branch results.

Yes, you can resume a Codex review loop from a saved run. The workflow rescues incomplete sessions, continues from the saved state, and surfaces results for cross-branch comparison without relying on older dispatchers.

To compare branch findings side-by-side, run the multi-branch review loop to generate per-branch results. The workflow surfaces convergence by distinguishing branch-specific issues from shared issues to prioritize remediation.

Yes, the workflow enforces preconditions and validates branch availability before executing. It ensures all specified branches are accessible and properly configured before coordinating the repeatable review passes.

You can rescue an incomplete session by continuing from a saved run. The workflow repairs interrupted sessions, resumes the review loop, and regenerates the structured run directory with the completed per-branch findings.

The workflow requires a bounded set of branches and relies on the native codex exec review mechanism. It coordinates passes and validates availability but does not modify code, functioning strictly to surface and compare branch-specific and shared issues.