Use Codex CLI for AI-powered code reviews
npx skills add https://github.com/maruina/dotfiles --skill codex-review이 명령을 Claude Code에 복사하여 붙여넣어 스킬을 설치하세요
| name | codex-review |
| description | Use Codex CLI for AI-powered code reviews |
Run AI-powered code reviews using the Codex CLI.
Review uncommitted changes:
codex exec review --uncommitted
Review against base branch:
codex exec review --base main
Review specific commit:
codex exec review --commit <SHA>
Review commit with title:
codex exec review --commit <SHA> --title "Description"
--uncommitted before committing changes--base main before creating a PR--commit <SHA> to review a specific commit--title to provide context for commit reviewsOrchestrates access to the Home Assistant REST API for programmatic control of smart home devices. Routes requests to specialized resource files based on task type - authentication, state management, service calls, entity types, or advanced queries. Use when querying entity states, controlling devices, managing automations, or performing system operations. Requires HOME_ASSISTANT_URL and HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN environment variables.
Manage dotfiles with chezmoi. Use when editing managed dotfiles, adding new files to chezmoi, updating template files, applying source changes to the home directory, or diagnosing drift between source and target state.
Multi-round Codex cross-check loop. Use when the user asks to iterate with Codex, loop until Codex is clean, run another Codex pass, re-run Codex after fixes, cross-check with Codex, or validate/address/recheck Codex findings.
Applies shell script best practices when writing or modifying Bash or shell scripts. Use for executable scripts, shell libraries, CI scripts, install scripts, dotfile scripts, and shell command snippets.
Write, rewrite, and edit text for clarity, concision, and precision using Eva Parish's editing principles. Use whenever drafting or editing prose, docs, comments, PR descriptions, plans, specs, messages, or user-facing text.
Applies general Go best practices while writing or modifying Go code. Use for idiomatic Go naming, errors, tests, concurrency, package structure, style, and performance. Do not use as the primary guidance for Kubernetes controllers or controller-runtime code; use specialized controller skills first.