Codex sessions talk to each other: no spaces needed, but dashes and periods remain
burkov · x · 2026-10-23
A user shared how multiple OpenAI Codex sessions communicate with one another: spaces turn out to be unnecessary, yet dashes and periods still appear in the messages. This emergent, minimal "protocol" between agent sessions offers a curious glimpse into model-to-model communication behavior.
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