A Claude Code skill that delegates prompts to the Codex CLI for automated code analysis, refactoring, and editing.
skill-codex is a Claude Code plugin that enables Claude Code to invoke the Codex CLI (`codex exec` and session resumes). It bridges Claude Code with Codex's automated code analysis and editing capabilities, allowing for seamless agentic workflows focused on code review and refactoring tasks.
Developers using Claude Code who want to integrate automated code analysis and editing via the Codex CLI into their workflows.
Developers choose this plugin to streamline integration between Claude Code and Codex, managing context efficiency by suppressing thinking tokens by default and offering control over models, reasoning effort, and sandbox modes for safe analysis.
A claude code skill to delegate prompts to codex
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Enables Claude Code to directly run Codex CLI commands for automated code analysis and editing, as outlined in the purpose section, bridging two powerful tools for agentic workflows.
Default suppression of thinking tokens (stderr) conserves Claude Code's context window, improving efficiency in long interactions, as highlighted in the Usage section.
Supports specifying Codex models, reasoning effort levels, and sandbox modes, giving fine-grained control over analysis tasks, evidenced in the Example Workflow.
Offers both plugin installation for automatic updates and standalone skill extraction, catering to different user preferences, as described in the Installation section.
Requires pre-installed and configured Codex CLI and Claude Code, adding setup complexity and potential compatibility issues, as noted in the Prerequisites.
The skill is designed exclusively for Claude Code, making it unsuitable for users of other AI coding assistants or standalone workflows, limiting its versatility.
Thinking tokens are suppressed by default, which can obscure Codex's reasoning process unless explicitly enabled, potentially hindering troubleshooting, as mentioned in the Usage section.