codex-vscodelisted

# Codex VS Code Use this skill to make OpenAI Codex follow the repository standards when it runs from VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or another VS Code-compatible IDE. ## What to Apply - Prefer `AGENTS.md` as the Codex project instruction file. - Keep Codex instructions short and link to standards files instead of duplicating the whole framework. - Put `AGENTS.md` at the project root so Codex can auto-discover it for the workspace. - For nested workspaces, check for closer `AGENTS.md` files before editing files in subdirectories. - Keep task-specific guidance on-demand through [SKILL-REFERENCE.md](../../SKILL-REFERENCE.md) and [skills/](../../skills/). - When installing this framework into another project, copy `AGENTS.md` together with the other root instruction files and rewrite links with `scripts/setup.py`. ## VS Code Notes - Treat Codex in VS Code as the same coding agent workflow as Codex CLI: it can inspect the repo, edit files, and run checks subject to approvals and sandbox settings. - Do not use `.instructions.md` for Codex-specific guidance; that file is for VS Code Copilot. - Use `AGENTS.md` for shared Codex behavior and `PROJECT-STANDARDS.md` for project-local rules that all agents should honor. - If the user is configuring a VS Code fork, keep the guidance Codex-specific and avoid changing Cursor or Windsurf rules unless the request also affects those tools. ## Reference Files - [AGENTS.md](../../AGENTS.md) - [SKILL-REFERENCE.md](../../SKILL-REFERENCE.md) - [