spec-driver-sync

To run Spec Driver workflows inside Codex while keeping artifacts intact, use a wrapper that bridges Codex execution with Spec Driver mode. This maintains workflow parity by ensuring outputs, prompts, and gates align with the original plugin.

Maintaining Spec Driver workflow parity across sessions requires validating stage order and context injection to prevent drift. This approach ensures outputs write to the same file paths, keeping plugin gates and artifacts synchronized.

Yes, you can use Codex to orchestrate Spec Driver mode without losing plugin outputs by applying a safe execution wrapper. It validates stage order and performs context injection to ensure outputs match the original plugin file paths.

Context injection and stage validation work by wrapping Spec Driver mode to enforce safe model selection and prevent stage drift during runtime. This ensures Codex execution maintains exact parity with the original plugin artifacts and gates.

Spec Driver workflow drift occurs when stage order and context injection are not properly validated during Codex execution. Wrapping the mode enforces safe model selection and writes outputs to correct file paths to prevent this drift.