Testing Codex multi-agent orchestration for code review workflows
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-08-15
The author shares a hands-on experience using the Codex plugin for multi-agent collaboration.
- Use Case: Organizing a group of creative visionaries, experience engineers, and interface designers to critique the Polychat onboarding flow by examining code and visuals.
- Execution Flow: Codex initially attempted to use Kimi and Grok, but upon hitting rate limits, it spun up fresh specialist agents with dedicated roles, each running in read-only mode on the codebase.
- Technical Insight: The workflow has evolved from simple simulated personas to agents capable of reaching out to external runtimes and managing individual context windows, demonstrating the plugin's power in agent orchestration.
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