roman-skills

Create and manage dedicated Codex lane threads with goals, acceptance criteria, PR babysitting, review gates, and wrap-up. Use when work should be split across Codex threads, or when an existing diff needs a manager thread to review, PR, babysit, and ship it.

Use when the user wants to brainstorm, stress-test, sharpen a plan, explore options, decide what to build, or says "grill me", "/grill-me", "help me think through", "sharpen this idea", or "what should I build".

Pre-merge review that runs PR quality, tech debt, security, regression, and performance analysis in parallel via general-purpose agents, aggregates findings into a unified prioritized report, then auto-fixes mechanical issues. Use when the user says "final review", "pre-merge review", "run all reviews", or wants a comprehensive check before merging. Defaults to all reviewers; accepts args to run a subset (e.g., `/final-review security techdebt`).

Deep code audit via Codex with full-access sandbox and validation gate. Triggers on "codex audit", "deep review", "audit with codex", "thorough code review", "/codex-audit". Unlike /codex, this gives Codex full access to run tests and explore, then validates every finding before presenting.

Multi-round iterative review via Codex CLI with session resumption — Codex reviews a plan, design, or diff, returns a verdict (APPROVED/REVISE), and Claude fixes issues and resubmits until Codex approves. Codex remembers all prior feedback across rounds via session resume, so it verifies fixes rather than re-discovering the same issues. MUST use this skill when the user wants Codex to review a plan, design doc, architecture proposal, or diff iteratively with multiple rounds of feedback. Trigger phrases include "codex iterative review", "iterative review", "review my plan with codex", "have codex review this iteratively", "multi-round review", "review until approved", "get codex to tear it apart", "codex review and verify fixes", "not just a single pass", "keep reviewing until it's solid", or "/codex-iterative". Also trigger when the user asks for a Codex review where they want verification that fixes address prior feedback, session persistence across review rounds, or accumulated context. Do NOT trigger for q

Use when user wants to delegate a task to OpenAI Codex CLI. Triggers on "ask codex", "have codex", "codex:", "send to codex", "let codex", "run codex". Delegates via subagent to keep main context clean.

Use when you have 2+ independent tasks to run concurrently without a formal plan. Triggers on "parallel research", "parallel subagents", "explore in parallel", "investigate multiple", "run tests in parallel". NOT for plan execution (use subagent-driven-development instead)

Use at end of coding sessions to find and eliminate duplicated code, dead code, and unnecessary abstractions. Also use when codebase feels cluttered or when you suspect copy-paste patterns have accumulated.

Apply when writing, modifying, or reviewing code. Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes. Triggers on implementation tasks, code changes, refactoring, bug fixes, or feature development.