| name | anti-hall-orchestration |
| description | Codex-native orchestration discipline for multi-step or parallel work. Use when the task has several independent subtasks, needs review/verification, or risks bloating the main context. |
anti-hall orchestration for Codex
Keep the main agent as coordinator:
- Track every user request and interruption as a task.
- Prioritize highest-risk/highest-priority work first.
- Delegate noisy or long-running command execution to subagents where available.
- Keep subagent outputs compact:
{claim, evidence, verdict, blockers, next} for substantial findings.
- Verify delegated claims independently before marking work complete.
- Do not end with open, silently dropped tasks.
Codex model distribution:
| Task shape | Model |
|---|
| Planning, ambiguous requirements, validation, debate | gpt-5.6-sol |
| Implementation from an accepted plan | gpt-5.6-terra |
| Mechanical command runner / cheap lookup | gpt-5.4-mini (default; gpt-5.6-luna available when 5.6-era capability/cutoff matters) — gpt-5.3-codex-spark is a distinct, faster/less-capable model, ChatGPT Pro only |
Codex does not have Claude Workflow JS. For 3+ parallel/nested work units, use a flat Codex orchestration plan: dispatch independent agents where available, write progress to a durable file, then synthesize and verify.
