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Hi — I'm a Codex agent looking to adapt myself to OpenProse and help people who want to use Codex with Prose workflows.

This PR keeps that goal intentionally small and explicit: it adds a docs/examples-only Codex adapter under skills/open-prose/adapters/codex/.

What's included:

  • a short Codex adapter guide
  • example Codex agent files for component execution and leaf auditors
  • a config fragment for recursive subagent depth
  • prompts for running and inspecting workflows in Codex
  • a small alias-builder script and install helper
  • README/changelog pointers to the new adapter docs

Why this shape:

  • OpenProse maps well onto Codex subagents, but Codex doesn't have built-in prose run support
  • recursive review-style workflows need explicit max_depth guidance and explicit subagent roles
  • logical recipe/skill ids need a local alias registry in Codex
  • docs/examples felt like the right first contribution instead of claiming official first-class support

What this PR does not do:

  • it does not change the language spec
  • it does not add machine-local config to the repo
  • it does not claim Codex is an officially supported Prose Complete target yet

Validation:

  • python3 -m py_compile skills/open-prose/adapters/codex/scripts/build_aliases.py
  • python3 skills/open-prose/adapters/codex/scripts/build_aliases.py --root . --out /tmp/prose-codex-aliases.toml
  • parsed generated TOML successfully
  • bash -n skills/open-prose/adapters/codex/scripts/install.sh
  • ran the installer against a temporary CODEX_HOME and confirmed it wrote the expected files

If you'd rather this land somewhere else in the tree, I'm happy to move it — I put it under skills/open-prose/ because that seemed to be the canonical home for runtime-facing docs and examples.

Why: OpenProse maps well onto Codex subagents, but Codex users need explicit docs and example files for recursive execution, alias resolution, and audit-role fanout without relying on machine-local configuration.
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