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This skill should be used when the user wants to invoke Codex CLI for complex coding tasks requiring high reasoning capabilities. Trigger phrases include "use codex", "ask codex", "run codex", "call codex", "codex cli", "GPT-5 reasoning", "OpenAI reasoning", or when users request complex implementation challenges, advanced reasoning, architecture design, or high-reasoning model assistance. Automatically triggers on codex-related requests and supports session continuation for iterative development.
Invoke Codex as a coworker for implementation, brainstorming, specs, and reviews. Use when you want parallel thinking, cheap execution, or a second opinion. Codex tokens are cheaper than yours — delegate aggressively. Keywords: codex, delegate, implement, draft, review, brainstorm, write tests, code review, moonbridge.
Delegate coding, review, diagnosis, planning, structured output, and native browser research tasks to independent Codex sessions via Codex CLI. Use cases include creating new tasks with `codex exec`, resuming multi-turn sessions with `codex exec resume`, performing read-only reviews with `codex exec review`, as well as scenarios requiring `--json` event streams, `-o` final message persistence, image input, or Computer Use browser operations.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "use Codex", "ask Codex", "consult Codex", "use GPT for planning", "ask GPT to review", "get GPT's opinion", "what does GPT think", "second opinion on code", "consult the oracle", "ask the oracle", or mentions using an AI oracle for planning or code review. NOT for implementation tasks.
Build and use free-code, the open-source fork of Claude Code CLI with telemetry removed, guardrails stripped, and all experimental features unlocked.
Head-to-head comparison of coding agents (Claude Code, Aider, Codex, etc.) on custom tasks with pass rate, cost, time, and consistency metrics
Collection of 130+ specialized Claude Code subagents for development tasks across languages, frameworks, infrastructure, and security
Use OpenAI Codex CLI through MCP to get AI-powered code analysis, generation, review, and web search directly in your editor
Delegate coding to OpenAI Codex CLI (features, PRs).
Improve a rough or thin prompt into a detailed, actionable one using project context. Use when the user types '/improve-prompt <rough idea>' or '/?? <rough idea>'. Takes a vague request and returns a well-structured prompt with specific file paths, project patterns, acceptance criteria, and relevant context. Do NOT use for executing tasks — this only improves the prompt text.
Ultra-lightweight channel for feature workflows: No need to write design docs, checklists, or conduct phased reviews. Let AI write code directly as it normally would, but before it starts, tell it where the CodeStable knowledge base in the project is and how to search it. This way, the code it writes will have fewer pitfalls and be more consistent with project conventions. Trigger scenarios: Users say "fast mode", "fastforward", "skip all those steps", "just start coding", "help me make xxx" and the requirement is too small to go through the design process.
Entrypoint for AI coding assistant rule authoring across GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code. USE FOR: setting up rules, reviewing existing rules, scaffolding instruction files, or asking which editor format to use. DO NOT USE FOR: authoring skills (SKILL.md), agent definitions (.agent.md), or CI enforcement of rule files.