I keep two custom prompts in github.com/pmenglund/codex: /reflect and /retrospective. The point is simple: stop tuning Codex instructions from memory and tune them from evidence. Right before I close a Codex session, I run /reflect. It saves structured JSON …
When you start using AI coding agents across multiple repositories, a giant one-off AGENTS.md turns into a maintenance problem. I wanted a repeatable way to bootstrap projects with the same planning and execution standards, while still keeping app-specific …
If you already have a go application with real users, running Codex as a separate tool gets awkward pretty fast. I wanted to run prompts from backend code, stream updates to my own UI, and keep approval behavior under my own control. To make that easier I put …