Reviewing Code Workflows with Codex
rudrank · x · 2026-07-12
The author is testing a daily automation: letting local Codex review its own work since the last successful run, or looking back at the last 24 hours of changes if there are no clear boundaries.
The goal is to output two types of suggestions:
- How to improve one's own coding workflow
- How to allocate tasks more reasonably through more effective agentic delegation and automation
This is a specific use case for optimizing dev workflows, rather than just discussing model capabilities.
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