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co-validate
Get a staff engineer review of your plan via Codex. Use when you want critical review feedback on a plan before finalizing it. Pass the path to the plan file as the argument.
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# Co-Validate: Get a Staff Engineer Review of Your Plan
## Arguments
`$ARGUMENTS` should be the path to the plan file. If not provided, check if there is a plan file from the current session (for example in `~/.claude/plans/` or the working directory).
## How Codex Is Reached
Codex runs through its CLI, driven by the helper script `scripts/codex-session`, which lives two
levels above this skill's base directory: call it as `<base directory>/../../scripts/codex-session`.
It keeps one Codex conversation per session folder and always runs Codex in its read-only sandbox:
- `codex-session new <label>` makes a session folder and prints its path
- `codex-session run <DIR>` sends `<DIR>/prompt.md` as the first message and waits for the reply