spec-driver-fix

To run Spec Driver mode inside Codex with preserved artifacts, invoke the spec-driver-fix wrapper. It enforces stage-order execution and aligns runtime behavior to maintain the original plugin's artifact and gate structure across sessions.

Yes, Codex supports debugging and feature development with Spec Driver gates by using a native wrapper. It injects runtime context and respects model configuration normalization to reproduce the original workflow's gating consistency.

Stage-order execution in Codex Spec Driver workflows ensures that artifact generation and gate validation follow the original plugin's strict sequence. The wrapper enforces this order to align runtime behavior with the expected source skill progression.

Yes, the Spec Driver Codex wrapper explicitly preserves artifact and gate paths. It injects runtime context to maintain path consistency, ensuring outputs match the original plugin workflow during debugging and feature development.

Spec Driver artifacts misalign in Codex when stage-order execution is not enforced. Applying a native wrapper that respects model configuration normalization and injects runtime context aligns the runtime behavior to preserve the correct artifact paths.

No external dependencies are required to run Spec Driver mode in Codex. The wrapper operates natively within the environment, injecting necessary runtime context to reproduce the original plugin workflow without additional packages.