smithery.ai

codex-collaboration

Use when the user asks to "codexと?

First seen Apr 10, 2026

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SKILL.md

Codex Collaboration

This skill enables collaboration with Codex, an AI coding agent, for planning, design consultation, and comprehensive analysis. Codex serves as a consultant and partner for complex tasks.

Purpose

Enable collaboration with Codex AI coding agent to leverage its capabilities for planning, design consultation, implementation advice, and comprehensive codebase analysis.

Execution

When this skill is triggered, verify the current Codex CLI usage first, then execute the appropriate command:

Step 1: Verify Codex CLI

Check current version and help:

codex --version
codex --help

This ensures compatibility with the current Codex installation and prevents version-dependent issues.

Step 2: Execute Codex

Execute the Codex CLI to consult with the AI coding agent:

codex exec "[PROMPT]"

Usage Examples

Example 1: Web Search Request

When web search is needed for current information:

codex e --enable web_search_request "Search for the latest best practices for React state management in 2026 and summarize the key approaches"

Example 2: Comprehensive Codebase Investigation

When analyzing the entire codebase:

codex exec --cd /path/to/project "Analyze this entire codebase structure. Identify:
1. Main architectural patterns used
2. Key modules and their responsibilities
3. Potential code smells or technical debt
4. Areas for improvement
Provide a comprehensive summary with specific file references."

Example 3: Code Change Feedback

When seeking feedback on current code changes:

codex exec "I just made the following code changes:

[Describe what you changed - e.g., 'Added async/await to the data fetching function' or paste the diff]

My thoughts/concerns:
- [Share your thoughts - e.g., 'I\\'m worried this might introduce race conditions' or 'I think this improves readability but not sure about performance']

Please provide:
1. Your assessment of these changes
2. Any potential issues or concerns I should be aware of
3. Latest best practices for this type of implementation
4. Recommendations for improvements if applicable

Research current best practices if needed to give informed advice."

Example 4: Design Consultation

For architecture and design decisions:

codex exec "Review this implementation approach for [feature]. Consider:
- Scalability implications
- Security considerations
- Performance characteristics
- Maintainability concerns
Provide recommendations and alternative approaches if applicable."

Common Options (Verify with --help)

Options may vary by version. Always check codex --help for current options:

  • --cd <DIR> - Set working directory (use --cd, not -C)

Best Practices

  • Verify first: Always check codex --help before using options to ensure compatibility
  • Proactively invoke Codex for comprehensive analysis or external validation
  • Use websearchrequest feature when web search capability is needed (verify if live search is enabled)
  • Specify clear, structured prompts for best results
  • Leverage Codex for architecture planning and design consultation