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To review a GitHub issue, you can load the exact issue text and repository context into Codex to run a read-only evaluation. This process identifies correctness issues, data model fit, edge cases, and migration implications, returning a prioritized summary of findings and actionable follow-ups.

Stress-testing requirements against a codebase involves running a read-only review using Codex to ground feedback in actual files. Codex evaluates the provided requirements text or plan files to challenge assumptions, surface ambiguities, and validate completeness before implementation begins.

Yes, Codex can check migration implications by operating in a read-only mode against your repository. It loads the full requirements text and context to specifically identify migration risks, correctness issues, and data model fit as part of a structured feedback workflow.

Getting structured feedback on a plan file requires providing Codex with the full text and running a read-only review. Codex challenges assumptions and validates completeness, producing a prioritized set of findings, questions, and recommendations to inform planning and scoping.

Codex requirements review operates strictly in read-only mode against the repository and does not modify files. It loads text and context to ground its feedback, ensuring the analysis only surfaces potential issues and recommended next steps without altering the codebase.

AI-assisted requirements review supports flexible input sources including GitHub issues, plan files, and inline text. This ensures that Codex feedback is grounded in the actual work item, allowing it to effectively challenge assumptions and validate completeness regardless of input format.