Delegating to Codex from Claude Code
Practical guides to running Codex from Claude Code: worktrees, contracts, questions, hooks, and reviewing the work before you commit.
Codex hooks not trusted: how to fix it
Fix Codex hooks not trusted by trusting the project's configuration, then reviewing and approving each current hook definition through /hooks.
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Codex plugin for Claude Code: a guide
Install the Codex plugin for Claude Code, run setup, then use its slash commands for read-only reviews, delegated fixes and session transfers.
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Codex waiting for input: what it wants
Codex waiting for input may mean an approval, a question, or an unfinished command; inspect the last event and answer or adjust the matching setting.
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Does a git worktree sandbox Codex?
A git worktree does not sandbox Codex: it separates working files, while Codex sandbox settings control filesystem writes and command network access.
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How to give Codex a coding task
Give Codex a coding task with repo rules in AGENTS.md and a brief naming the behavior, allowed files, checks to run, and decisions that need your input.
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Review Codex changes with Claude Code
Review Codex changes with Claude Code by checking the worktree, comparing the full diff with the task, and running the project checks before you commit.
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Run Codex in the background
Run Codex in the background with codex exec and shell logs, or use native jobs and a daemon to track progress, answer questions, and bound runtime.
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Run Codex in a git worktree
Run Codex in a git worktree with git worktree add or codex exec --worktree, install dependencies there, and review the changes before removing it.
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Run multiple Codex agents in parallel
Run multiple Codex agents in parallel with a worktree per task, a shared base commit, and a review loop that tracks questions before merging changes.
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How to use Codex from Claude Code: three ways to delegate
Use Codex from Claude Code through Bash with codex exec, OpenAI's plugin for reviews and background tasks, or foreman for supervised worktree runs.
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