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Have OpenAI Codex review the current branch with documentation research. Use for second-opinion code reviews or when you want cross-AI verification.

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# Codex Review Invoke OpenAI's Codex CLI to review the current branch, with instructions to research relevant documentation before reviewing. ## When to Use - You want a second opinion on your implementation - You want cross-verification between different AI models - The implementation uses tools/libraries where current docs would help - You've completed a feature and want thorough review before merging - Can be invoked by other workflow skills for automated cross-model review ## Prerequisites - Codex CLI installed (`codex --version` works) - Valid OpenAI authentication (`codex login` completed) - On a feature branch with commits to review ## Arguments | Argument | Example | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | `focus` | `security` | Focus review on specific area | | `--upstream FILE` | `--upstream PRODUCT_SPEC.md` | Check that code preserves requirements from upstream doc | | `--research TOPICS` | `--research "Supabase, NextAuth"` | Explicit technologies for Codex to research | | `--base BRANCH` | `--base develop` | Compare against different base branch | | `--model MODEL` | `--model gpt-5.2-codex` | Use specific Codex model | ## Workflow Copy this checklist and track progress: ``` Codex Review Progress: - [ ] Step 1: Verify Codex CLI available - [ ] Step 2: Gather branch context - [ ] Step 3: Generate review prompt - [ ] Step 4: Invoke Codex - [ ] Step 5: Present results ``` ## Step 1: Verify Codex CLI ### Check if Running Inside Codex ```bash #...

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Author
benjaminshoemaker
Repository
benjaminshoemaker/ai_coding_project_base
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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