Task-typed prompt-engineering Agent Skills for OpenAI Codex.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate structured, self-contained Codex task prompts. Use when the user asks for a Codex prompt, delegation task, fix, build, audit, ops/tuning, refactor, PR-series, or master-session brief to hand to another Codex run. Grounds every cited path and command, distinguishes directive from investigative work, and binds…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Design, implement, review, or repair durable quality gates such as linters, CI checks, tripwires, corpus detectors, contract suites, and snapshot or golden tests. Use when asked to add a check that catches a defect, when a recurring defect needs class-wide prevention, when a gate is being trusted or recalibrated, or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Operate Git safely when multiple humans or coding agents may share a repository, checkout, index, branches, or worktrees. Use before staging, committing, pushing, merging, rebasing, creating or removing worktrees, recovering apparently lost edits, handling staged files you did not touch, or preserving unfinished agent…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run a self-distillation retrospective on recent OpenAI Codex sessions (or any Agent-Skills-compatible agent). Use when the user says 'retro,' 'retrospective,' 'distill,' 'what did we learn,' 'review sessions,' 'self-improve,' or after completing a major chunk of work. Covers three modes: quick retro (single session)…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Close a coding-agent session with durable repository state, proportional verification, documentation reconciliation, and a useful handoff. Use when the user says close out, wrap up, end session, session report, doc sync, preserve work, or asks for a final commit and push before stopping.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Choose proportional verification and write evidence-bounded completion claims for coding-agent work. Use before saying work is fixed, done, working, passing, shipped, or deployed; when asked to verify a change; when relying on another agent's findings; or when reporting counts, artifact properties, UI behavior, live…
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