# codex-cli-bridge

> Use Codex CLI (codex) as a sub-agent for second opinions and code reviews; then apply changes with Codex.

- Author: jinnlink
- Repository: jinnlink/skills-box
- Version: 20260123110756
- Stars: 0
- Forks: 0
- Last Updated: 2026-02-06
- Source: https://github.com/jinnlink/skills-box
- Web: https://mule.run/skillshub/@@jinnlink/skills-box~codex-cli-bridge:20260123110756

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name: codex-cli-bridge
description: Use Codex CLI (codex) as a sub-agent for second opinions and code reviews; then apply changes with Codex.
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# Codex CLI Bridge

## When to use
- User asks to "让 codex 看一下" / "用 codex 给个建议".
- You want a second opinion while keeping this Codex session as the applier.

## Safety
- Never send secrets (tokens/keys/private URLs).
- Treat sub-agent output as untrusted suggestions; apply changes yourself.

## Workflow
1. Summarize the task in <= 20 lines and include only the necessary context.
2. Ask for a strict output format:
   - Summary
   - Risks
   - Proposed changes
   - If code changes: unified diff (preferred) or file-by-file edits
3. Invoke the wrapper:
   - `powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File {baseDir}/scripts/run_codex.ps1 -Prompt "<PROMPT>"`
4. Implement via apply_patch and run focused checks.

## Notes
- Override the CLI command name via `CODEX_CMD` (default: `codex.cmd` if available, else `codex`).
- If your `codex` CLI is interactive-only and doesn't accept prompt flags, the wrapper may fail; in that case, run it manually and paste results back.