Hooking Codex CLI into Claude spawns a four-subagent "council" for any question
RosieCampbell · x · 2026-10-16
A neat combo trick: after installing the Codex CLI, asking Claude to "consult the council" spins up four independent subagents (opus, fable, sol, and astra) that each investigate the question separately. The setup effectively turns a single prompt into a parallel multi-perspective research panel — a useful pattern for developers who want cross-checked answers from multiple agents instead of one model's take.
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