codex-goal
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Hand a goal-maker board off to Codex (gpt-5.5, low reasoning by default) — Claude validates the board, runs `codex exec` with the /goal directive, captures the output, re-validates, and reports state changes. Use after /goal-maker bootstraps the charter and state.yaml when you want Codex (cheaper at low reasoning, separate context) to actually execute the PM loop while Claude Code stays the orchestrator. Triggers on "codex-goal", "run goal in codex", "delegate goal to codex", "hand to codex", or "/goal" when the user is in Claude Code (which doesn't have /goal natively).
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