Configure or explain Recursive Guard, a separately trusted Codex plugin that is inert unless a repository explicitly adds a reviewed .recursive-guard.json policy. Use when a user wants opt-in protection for instruction, provider, hook, or other sensitive repository paths without replacing existing agent configuration.
EXPERIMENTAL. Explore alternative solutions or draft a measurable roadmap as a preview, while preserving existing project instructions and requiring an exact-target approval record before any tracked-file or external action. Use when the user asks to brainstorm, incubate an idea, or preview a roadmap. Do not use it as autonomous build or mutation authority.
Coordinate concurrent agents through collision-safe local claims, bounded leases, idempotent handoffs, and a read-only Mission projection without changing the project or contacting an external service. Use when multiple sessions or worktrees need explicit ownership and handoff evidence.
Produce a deterministic structural scorecard, run a fixed Atlas-style query, inspect an eval corpus without executing repository code, or emit a review-only proposal diff. Use when a user asks for portable evidence about a repository, its tests or instructions, eval-corpus health, or a proposed verification change without modifying the project.
Capture corrections and follow-ups in private local state, select a compact retrospective, inspect promotion candidates, or emit a review-only learning diff. Use when a user corrects an agent, asks to remember a workflow lesson, requests a retrospective, or wants to improve reusable instructions without silently changing the current repository.
Capture corrections and follow-ups in private local state, select a compact retrospective, inspect promotion candidates, or emit a review-only learning diff. Use when a user corrects an agent, asks to remember a workflow lesson, requests a retrospective, or wants to improve reusable instructions without silently changing the current repository.
Use immediately when no installed skill covers a reusable domain, or when feedback, a mistake, or a better process shows that an existing skill is incomplete or wrong. Record the first observation, create or amend a private candidate, and dogfood it now. Follow provenance to the canonical skill instead of forking it. Recurrence strengthens evidence but never delays a proven correction.
Configure or explain Recursive Guard, a separately trusted Codex plugin that is inert unless a repository explicitly adds a reviewed .recursive-guard.json policy. Use when a user wants opt-in protection for instruction, provider, hook, or other sensitive repository paths without replacing existing agent configuration.