Claude Dynamic Workflows Codex

Claude Dynamic Workflows — on Codex
A Claude Code skill: type /codex-workflows  and a fleet of Codex (GPT) agents fans out across the work — Claude authors the workflow, runs it on your local codex app-server, and streams it back as a live execution map.

↑ a real run: diagnose a checkout latency regression — triage the signals in parallel, race three root-cause workers and cancel the losers, steer the winner on its warm thread, then gate the fix. This is the bundled demo; open it yourself in 10 seconds (below ↓).

You describe a task; Claude Code writes a dynamic-workflow script — agent() / parallel() / pipeline() / phase() / budget — and runs it across dozens of GPT-5 agents instead of Claude subagents. The runtime holds the loop, branching, and intermediate results, so your context only sees the final answer — and you watch it build as an interactive map. And unlike the native one-shot DSL, workers here can stay live — steer a worker on warm context, race several and cancel the losers, or let a controller adapt the plan as results land (Beyond one-shot ↓). It scales one level up, too: add --multi and Claude launches a whole fleet of concurrent workflows and supervises them itself — answering their gates, steering, killing dead ends, forking winners (walkthrough 8 ↓). Great for codebase audits, large migrations, cross-checked research, and idea generation.

This repo is two ways in:

1. The /codex-workflows skill — how you use it day to day, from the Claude Code TUI. Start here ↓
2. A standalone runner + viewer — the same engine without Claude Code (a CLI, near the end).
Unofficial / community project. Not affiliated with OpenAI or Anthropic.
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