Claude-skill-registry codex
Hand off a task to Codex CLI for autonomous execution. Use when a task would benefit from a capable subagent to implement, fix, investigate, or review code. Codex has full codebase access and can make changes.
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/codex-0xbigboss-claude-code" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-codex && rm -rf "$T"
skills/data/codex-0xbigboss-claude-code/SKILL.mdCodex Subagent
Session ID: ${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID} Output:
~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/
Arguments
Task: $ARGUMENTS
Optional flags (only if user explicitly requests):
:--model <model>
(default),gpt-5.2-codex
,gpt-5.2
,gpt-5-minio3
:--sandbox <mode>
,read-only
,workspace-writedanger-full-access
Omit flags to use user's config defaults.
Context Depth
Minimal: Specific file/function → git state only Medium: Feature/multi-file → add recent changes Full: Investigation/unclear → add session summary
Gather Context
Always:
pwd && git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || echo "Not a git repo" git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null && git status --short 2>/dev/null | head -20
Medium/Full:
git diff --stat 2>/dev/null | tail -20 git log --oneline -5 --since="4 hours ago" 2>/dev/null
Full only: Session summary (work done, decisions, blockers)
Prompt Structure
Use CTCO format (Context → Task → Constraints → Output):
<context> Working directory: {cwd} Repository: {repo_name} Branch: {branch} {git_status} {recent_changes if medium/full} {session_summary if full} </context> <task> {task from arguments} </task> <constraints> - Implement EXACTLY what is requested - Read files before changing - Run tests/linters to validate - State interpretation if ambiguous </constraints> <output> Summary (≤5 bullets): - **What changed**: Files and changes - **Where**: file:line references - **Validation**: Tests/linters run - **Risks**: Edge cases to watch - **Next steps**: Follow-up or "None" </output>
Execute
Setup:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID} git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null && IN_GIT=true || IN_GIT=false
Run:
codex exec --json \ -o ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/summary-{timestamp}.txt \ {--skip-git-repo-check if not in git} \ {--full-auto OR --sandbox <mode>} \ {-m <model> if requested} \ - <<'CODEX_PROMPT' {prompt} CODEX_PROMPT > ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/progress-{timestamp}.jsonl
Flags:
- Not in git: add
--skip-git-repo-check - Default:
(workspace-write + auto-approval)--full-auto - User-requested:
or--sandbox <mode>-m <model>
Background vs Foreground
Background tasks (>30 seconds expected):
- Multi-file changes, investigations, tests, feature work
- Use
→ returnsrun_in_background: truetask_id
Foreground tasks (<30 seconds):
- Single-line fixes, simple queries
Monitoring Background Tasks
Token-efficient approach:
- Use
to wait for completionTaskOutput(task_id, block=true) - Ignore TaskOutput's content (stdout redirected to progress file)
- Read summary file directly:
cat ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/summary-*.txt
The summary file contains only Codex's final message (token-efficient).
Progress checks (if needed before completion):
- check if still runningTaskOutput(task_id, block=false)
- last 3 events onlytail -n 3 ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/progress-*.jsonl
Do NOT read entire progress files or use
tail -f.
Report Result
Read summary:
cat ~/.claude/codex/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/summary-*.txt
Report format (≤5 bullets):
**Status:** {success/error/partial} **Changed:** {files and changes} **Validation:** {tests/linters} **Risks:** {if any} **Next:** {follow-up or "None"}
Examples
# Simple fix /codex fix the null pointer in utils/parser.ts line 42 # Feature work /codex add rate limiting to the /api/submit endpoint # Investigation (background) /codex investigate why the CI build fails on arm64 # Model override /codex --model o3 design a caching strategy # Read-only /codex --sandbox read-only review the auth implementation