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14 | Codex and Claude Code: Choose and Coexist by Workflow
Choose Codex App, Claude Code, or a shared workflow by task entry point, tool center of gravity, configuration, and MCP boundaries.
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Practical guides to first tasks, AGENTS.md, daily workflows, permissions, Worktrees, and automation in Codex.
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13 | Codex Security and Team Governance: Approval, Sandboxing, and Least Privilege
Start from data classification and risk entry points to establish team baselines for approval, sandboxing, MCP, plugins, and automation.
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12 | Codex CLI: Assistance, Diagnosis, and Automation beyond the App
Understand the CLI's supporting role for diagnosis, exec, review, and MCP/plugin management without losing permission boundaries.
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11 | Codex Web / Cloud: Task Handoff and Remote Verification
Treat Web / Cloud as a remote execution environment: prepare environment, network, secrets, and a handoff package, then verify back in the A…
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10 | Codex Review and GitHub PR: From Change to Merge
Review Git state, diffs, verification, and risk in the App before carrying a clear conclusion into a GitHub PR.
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09 | Codex Automations: Background Tasks without Unattended Control
Use Cron, Heartbeat, and thread follow-up triggers while retaining control through narrow permissions and actionable output.
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08 | Codex Subagents: Division of Work, Ownership, and Merge
Define independent goals, file ownership, permissions, and merge rules so multi-agent work does not become parallel confusion.
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07 | Codex Plugins and Connectors: Install, Authorize, and Govern
Distinguish Plugins, Connectors, MCP, and Skills, then use least privilege through installation, authorization, use, and removal.
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06 | Codex Skills: Turn Repeated Prompts into Workflows
Identify repeatable work worth turning into a Skill, then maintain it with clear triggers, steps, and output.
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05 | Codex MCP: Bring External Tools into a Controlled Workflow
Start with read-only MCP use and connect external tools through explicit configuration, secrets, approval, and verification.