Codex Review Cycle

Overview

A simple, user-driven review-and-fix workflow. Every cycle runs one codex review, Claude verifies each finding's validity, presents a verbatim summary, and the user picks which findings to address. Claude then applies only the chosen fixes and loops. The default cap is 2 cycles; after the final cycle's fix phase Claude renders a §Final-cycle Assessment block covering addressed findings, scope-health warnings, and a continue / new-angle / end recommendation. The user decides whether to terminate, run another cycle with the same focus, or run another cycle with an <angle_request> asking codex for a materially different angle. Each user-elected extension cycle ends with the same prompt, so the loop continues only as long as the user keeps electing to extend.

The skill is deliberately simple. It does not auto-fix, does not run parallel reviewers, does not compute stall fingerprints, does not manage autonomy bands, and does not delegate to rescue subagents. Claude is the only fix applier; the user is the only arbiter of which findings matter.

Language

All user-facing output is rendered in the user's language (the language the user has been using in the conversation, or as configured in the Claude Code system-level language setting). This section is the authoritative translation contract — any per-language sample reference (e.g. references/summary-samples.ja.md) is illustrative only and MUST NOT contradict these rules.

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