Tested: Codex Agents Communicate and Delegate Autonomously
DevDminGod · x · 2026-07-15
A developer's hands-on test revealed that one Codex session (task) can send messages and issue commands to another. The agent receiving the instructions autonomously sets goals and begins working without the user needing to explicitly trigger it with a /goal command. This capacity for autonomous inter-agent communication and delegation highlights the immense potential of multi-agent collaboration.
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