Generate and retain a deterministic Project New Shoes agent codename. Use at the start of repository tasks that may create, claim, comment on, review, or open a GitHub issue or pull request so same-model agents remain distinguishable.
Installation
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Generate and retain a deterministic Project New Shoes agent codename. Use at the start of repository tasks that may create, claim, comment on, review, or open a GitHub issue or pull request so same-model agents remain distinguishable.
Agent Identity
Before the first GitHub write, run the generator exactly once from the
repository root:
The script uses the first available stable parent or session identifier from
AGENT_PARENT_ID, CODEX_AGENT_PARENT_ID, or CODEX_THREAD_ID. If none is
available, pass the stable parent identifier with --parent-id.
Remember the printed codename for the whole task. Do not run the generator
again while the parent identifier is unchanged, including after context
compaction or a resumed turn. Never publish the parent identifier.
End every agent-authored GitHub issue or pull-request body, comment, review,
and related handoff note with both identities:
Substitute the remembered codename and exact runtime model. The codename
supplements the required model signature; it does not replace it. Commits
continue to require only the Agent-Model trailer.