Orgx Runtime Reporting

OrgX Runtime Reporting

Use this skill when Codex should keep OrgX updated during execution.

Reporting contract

There are two reporting paths:

• Active path: call OrgX MCP tools during the work when you know the initiative, task, decision, blocker, or artifact context.
• Chronicle readout: for operator reporting, call get_operator_chronicle first when available and present reportingNarrative.briefMarkdown before drilling into individual entities.
• Stale-client fallback: if bootstrap or docs advertise get_operator_chronicle but the current AI client session has not refreshed its callable tool list, immediately call orgx_recommend or _orgx_recommend with mode: "morning_brief" and present the returned reportingNarrative.briefMarkdown. Do not ask the user to reconnect before giving the report.
• Passive backstop: Codex runtime hooks installed by orgx-wizard hooks install record compact session events and run summary-only local Work Graph reconciliation on Stop.

Do not treat hook presence as a substitute for intentional OrgX writes. Hooks answer whether OrgX was used and can write a local report automatically; MCP calls, or an explicitly opted-in successful Work Graph post, make the work durable in OrgX while the session is still fresh.

Workflow

1. Resolve available IDs from args, env, or the current OrgX context:

• ORGX_INITIATIVE_ID
• ORGX_WORKSTREAM_ID
• ORGX_TASK_ID
• ORGX_RUN_ID
• ORGX_CORRELATION_ID

2. For reporting questions, retrieve the operator chronicle:

• Use get_operator_chronicle with period: "30d" for broad clarity when it is callable in the current client.
• Use period: "day" or period: "week" when the user asks for yesterday or this week.
• If get_operator_chronicle is not callable in the current client, use the existing orgx_recommend / _orgx_recommend fallback with mode: "morning_brief" and the broadest supported period. Treat the direct tool as preferred, but do not block on client schema refresh.
• Lead with reportingNarrative.briefMarkdown, then call out gaps and the next action.

3. Emit activity at meaningful milestones:

• intent
• execution
• handoff
• blocked
• completed

4. Register proof of work:

• When you produce a file, diff, document, screenshot, or report, register it as an artifact with a concrete summary.

5. Handle blockers structurally:

• If judgment is required, request a decision with explicit options.
• If context is missing, report the exact missing dependency.

6. Close execution cleanly:

• When the task is complete and verified, emit completion activity and update entity state if the task ID is available.

7. If no OrgX IDs are available:

• Continue the work, but make the final response easy for the hook reconciler to classify: name decisions, artifacts, blockers, next actions, and verification.
• Do not claim OrgX was updated unless an MCP tool or API call actually succeeded.

8. Preserve Work Graph continuity:

• When a Work Graph report is generated, include its work_graph_fingerprint and signup_hydration.hydration_key in summaries or artifacts that are safe to store.
• Automatic Stop-hook reconciliation writes the latest local report to ~/.config/useorgx/wizard/hooks/reports/latest-work-graph-report.json.
• Stop-hook posting requires ORGX_HOOK_RECONCILE_POST=true or ORGX_WIZARD_HOOK_RECONCILE_POST=true plus ORGX_API_KEY.
• Treat the fingerprint as the durable claim key that lets OrgX hydrate pre-signup audit value into a user's future workspace.
• Never derive the fingerprint from secrets or raw transcripts that would need to leave the local machine.

Quality bar

• Never post empty status updates.
• Messages must be evidence-based and specific.
• Include OrgX IDs whenever available.
• Use source_client=codex.
• Preserve secrets: never emit tokens, cookies, API keys, or storage state into activity, retro, hook summaries, or final reports.