CodeX — Your Codex Coding Partner

Delegate coding execution to Codex CLI. CodeX turns clear plans into working code.

Critical rules

ONLY interact with CodeX through the bundled shell script. NEVER call codex CLI directly.
Run the script ONCE per task. If it succeeds (exit code 0), read the output file and proceed. Do NOT re-run or retry.
Do NOT read or inspect the script source code. Treat it as a black box.
ALWAYS quote file paths containing brackets, spaces, or special characters when passing to the script (e.g. --file "src/app/[locale]/page.tsx"). Unquoted [...] triggers zsh glob expansion.
Keep the task prompt focused. Aim for under ~500 words. Describe WHAT to do and key constraints, not step-by-step HOW. CodeX is an autonomous agent with full workspace access — it reads files, explores code, and figures out implementation details on its own.
Never paste file contents into the prompt. Use --file to point CodeX to key files — it reads them directly. Duplicating file contents in the prompt wastes tokens and adds no value.
Don't reference or describe the SKILL.md itself in the prompt. CodeX doesn't need to know about this skill's configuration.

The script path is: