Codex-native multi-agent orchestration for planning, implementation, review, and frontend execution.
Oh Meine Excode is a Codex plugin project inspired by the workflow ambition of oh-my-claudecode, but adapted to Codex's real subagent model.
It focuses on one thing: helping Codex work like a coordinated squad.
explorerfor discoveryworkerfor implementationreviewerfor verification- main agent as orchestrator
- Open this repository as your active Codex workspace.
- Ensure the local marketplace file exists at
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json. - Confirm the plugin path exists at
plugins/oh-meine-excode. - Start a Codex task and explicitly invoke a skill.
Example prompts:
Use oh-meine-excode:team-mode to split this task across explorer, worker, and reviewer.
Use oh-meine-excode:autopilot to build this feature from spec to verified output.
Use oh-meine-excode:review-squad to review this branch and list the findings first.
Codex already supports subagents, but most projects do not provide a reusable orchestration layer that teaches:
- when to delegate
- how to split work safely
- how to avoid overlapping edits
- how to combine exploration, implementation, and review
Oh Meine Excode packages those patterns into reusable skills.
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
team-mode |
Staged plan -> execute -> verify -> fix workflow |
autopilot |
End-to-end autonomous implementation flow |
consensus-planning |
Multi-pass planning before coding |
persistent-delivery |
Continue until checks and acceptance targets pass |
parallel-sweep |
Partitioned broad fixes across file groups |
frontend-squad |
Frontend-specific multi-agent execution |
review-squad |
Findings-first review workflow |
multi-agent-orchestrator |
General delegation and coordination playbook |
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json Local Codex marketplace entry
plugins/oh-meine-excode/ The plugin itself
plugins/oh-meine-excode/skills/ Orchestration skills
docs/ Project documentation
examples/ Example prompts and usage patterns
assets/ Branding and repo assets
This project is early, but usable for local experimentation.
Current emphasis:
- stronger Codex-native orchestration
- more professional repo structure
- local testing before broader distribution
MIT. See LICENSE.
This project is inspired by the workflow design and ambition of oh-my-claudecode. See NOTICE.md for attribution context.