coding-backend-orchestration

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Use when the user explicitly asks Guardian to launch or check an external coding assistant such as Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Aider.

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Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.

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SKILL.md

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name	coding-backend-orchestration
description	Use when the user explicitly asks Guardian to launch or check an external coding assistant such as Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Aider.

Coding Backend Orchestration

Overview / When to Use

Use this workflow only when the user explicitly wants Guardian to launch or inspect an external coding assistant.

This is distinct from normal repo-grounded coding work:

if the user asks Guardian to inspect, edit, patch, search, or test code directly, stay on the built-in coding tools
if the user explicitly says to use Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Aider, launch that backend with coding_backend_run
mentioning a backend as the subject of a question is not enough to relaunch it

Process

Confirm the active coding session or list available sessions with code_session_current or code_session_list if the target workspace is unclear.
If needed, inspect available backends with coding_backend_list.
Launch the requested backend with coding_backend_run from the active coding session workspace.
If the user is asking whether a delegated run finished or what happened, use coding_backend_status.
After a backend run completes, verify the result with code_git_diff and the strongest relevant checks such as code_test, code_build, or code_lint.
Report backend output as delegated work, not as if Guardian performed the edits directly.

Red Flags

Treating "Why did Codex do that?" as permission to start a new Codex run.
Launching an external backend when the user only asked for direct repo inspection.
Reporting delegated backend work as successful without verification.
Running a backend outside the active coding session workspace.

Verification

The user explicitly requested an external coding backend.
The delegated run stayed anchored to the active coding session workspace.
You checked completion or recent runs with coding_backend_status when needed.
You verified the delegated result with code_git_diff, code_test, code_build, or code_lint before reporting success.

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Coding Backend Orchestration

Overview / When to Use

Use this workflow only when the user explicitly wants Guardian to launch or inspect an external coding assistant.

This is distinct from normal repo-grounded coding work:

if the user asks Guardian to inspect, edit, patch, search, or test code directly, stay on the built-in coding tools

if the user explicitly says to use Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Aider, launch that backend with coding_backend_run

mentioning a backend as the subject of a question is not enough to relaunch it

Process

Confirm the active coding session or list available sessions with code_session_current or code_session_list if the target workspace is unclear.

If needed, inspect available backends with coding_backend_list.

Launch the requested backend with coding_backend_run from the active coding session workspace.

If the user is asking whether a delegated run finished or what happened, use coding_backend_status.

After a backend run completes, verify the result with code_git_diff and the strongest relevant checks such as code_test, code_build, or code_lint.

Report backend output as delegated work, not as if Guardian performed the edits directly.

Red Flags

Treating "Why did Codex do that?" as permission to start a new Codex run.

Launching an external backend when the user only asked for direct repo inspection.

Reporting delegated backend work as successful without verification.

Running a backend outside the active coding session workspace.

Verification

The user explicitly requested an external coding backend.

The delegated run stayed anchored to the active coding session workspace.

You checked completion or recent runs with coding_backend_status when needed.

You verified the delegated result with code_git_diff, code_test, code_build, or code_lint before reporting success.