What problem does it solve? AI coding sessions often skip established workflows, jumping straight into ad-hoc answers or edits. This Skill establishes a mandatory discipline: check for and invoke relevant skills before any response, and delegate all implementation work to Codex GPT-5.6 models while Claude handles orchestration. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Skill-First Rule: Requires invoking any applicable skill before responding, asking clarifying questions, or exploring the codebase, with a red-flags table that counters common rationalizations for skipping skills. - Delegation-First Rule: Routes all implementation work (writing or changing product code) to Codex GPT-5.6 via the codex-delegation skill, while Claude retains brainstorming, planning, review, verification, and git operations. - Skill Priority Ordering: Defines precedence when multiple skills apply — process skills (brainstorming, systematic-debugging) run first, then implementation skills carry out the work. - Use Case: When a user says "fix this bug", the session invokes systematic-debugging before touching code, then delegates the resulting fix implementation to Codex and reviews the diff. ## Quick Start Start a new conversation and ask Claude to fix a bug or build a feature, and it will invoke the appropriate supercodex skill before responding.
