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Codex by diegosouzapw — Agent Skill

Name: Codex
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: diegosouzapw

Codex

Review code changes, implementation plans, or specific files using OpenAI Codex CLI. Triggers on "review", "check", "validate", "codex". Perfect for maker-checker workflows where you want a second AI agent to review Claude's work before committing. Requires the Codex CLI to be installed (brew install codex-cli or from https://codex.storage.googleapis.com).

diegosouzapw Updated Sep 9, 2026 54 repo stars

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Codex Code Review Skill

Version: 1.0.0 Author: Community-contributed Requires: Codex CLI installed and configured

Overview

Use the Codex CLI to perform independent code reviews on changes made during your Claude Code session. This enables a "proposer-checker-maker-checker" workflow where Claude Code proposes/implements changes and Codex provides an independent review.

Prerequisites

Install the Codex CLI:

brew install codex-cli
# OR download from https://codex.storage.googleapis.com

Configure your OpenAI API key:

codex login

Use the Codex CLI to review recent changes, implementation plans, or specific files.

Review Recent Git Changes

# Review uncommitted changes
codex review "Review the uncommitted changes in this repo"

# Review specific commit
codex review "Review the changes in commit <hash>"

# Review changes between branches
codex review "Review the diff between main and current branch"

Review Specific Files

# Review a specific file
codex review "Review the code in <file_path>"

# Review multiple files
codex review "Review the implementation in <file1> and <file2>"

Review Implementation Plan

# Review a plan before implementation
codex review "Review this implementation plan: <plan_content>"

Usage Pattern

Identify what needs review (recent changes, specific files, or a plan)
Run codex review with appropriate prompt
Present the review results to the user

The codex review command runs non-interactively and returns feedback that can be incorporated into the Claude Code session.

Workflow Example

User: I just implemented user authentication
Claude: [implements auth.ts, auth-middleware.ts, etc.]
User: /codex
Claude: [runs: codex review --uncommitted]
Claude: Codex found 2 issues:
  1. Missing error handling in auth.ts:45
  2. Password hash strength could be improved
User: Fix those issues
Claude: [fixes issues]
User: /codex
Claude: [runs review again]
Claude: Codex approves! No issues found.

Notes

Works best in git repositories
Review results are shown inline in the Claude Code session
Combines well with Claude's implementation capabilities for a robust development workflow

---name: codex-6description: Review code changes, implementation plans, or specific files using OpenAI Codex CLI. Triggers on "review", "check", "validate", "codex". Perfect for maker-checker workflows where you want a second AI agent to review Claude's work before committing. Requires the Codex CLI to be installed (brew install codex-cli or from https://codex.storage.googleapis.com).--- # Codex Code Review Skill **Version:** 1.0.0 **Author:** Community-contributed **Requires:** [Codex CLI](https://codex.storage.googleapis.com) installed and configured ## Overview Use the Codex CLI to perform independent code reviews on changes made during your Claude Code session. This enables a "proposer-checker-maker-checker" workflow where Claude Code proposes/implements changes and Codex provides an independent review. ## Prerequisites Install the Codex CLI: ```bash brew install codex-cli # OR download from https://codex.storage.googleapis.com ``` Configure your OpenAI API key: ```bash codex login ``` ## Use the Codex CLI to review recent changes, implementation plans, or specific files. ## Review Recent Git Changes ```bash # Review uncommitted changes codex review "Review the uncommitted changes in this repo" # Review specific commit codex review "Review the changes in commit <hash>" # Review changes between branches codex review "Review the diff between main and current branch" ``` ## Review Specific Files ```bash # Review a specific file codex review "Review the code in <file_path>" # Review multiple files codex review "Review the implementation in <file1> and <file2>" ``` ## Review Implementation Plan ```bash # Review a plan before implementation codex review "Review this implementation plan: <plan_content>" ``` ## Usage Pattern 1. Identify what needs review (recent changes, specific files, or a plan) 2. Run `codex review` with appropriate prompt 3. Present the review results to the user The `codex review` command runs non-interactively and returns feedback that can be incorporated into the Claude Code session. ## Workflow Example ``` User: I just implemented user authentication Claude: [implements auth.ts, auth-middleware.ts, etc.] User: /codex Claude: [runs: codex review --uncommitted] Claude: Codex found 2 issues: 1. Missing error handling in auth.ts:45 2. Password hash strength could be improved User: Fix those issues Claude: [fixes issues] User: /codex Claude: [runs review again] Claude: Codex approves! No issues found. ``` ## Notes - Works best in git repositories - Review results are shown inline in the Claude Code session - Combines well with Claude's implementation capabilities for a robust development workflow

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