thinklisted

# claudex:think — brainstorming with a Codex second opinion Brainstorm normally, but every clarifying question is routed through Codex for a second opinion *before* the user sees it. Enforcement is automatic — you never call Codex yourself, and you do NOT need to run any shell command to turn it on. ## How arming works (automatic) When the user runs `/claudex:think`, a `UserPromptExpansion` hook arms the gate for this session automatically (it runs in hook context, so it isn't subject to the permission classifier). You don't touch it. ## Steps 1. **Brainstorm.** Invoke `Skill(superpowers:brainstorming)` and follow it normally. Ask clarifying questions via `AskUserQuestion` as usual — the hook intercepts each one. 2. **Handle the Codex critique.** When you try to ask a clarifying question, the hook blocks it. The (red) denial reason is kept short on purpose — it points you to a file (`~/.claude/claudex/state/<session>-critique.md`) holding your drafted question + Codex's critique, so the critique isn't shown red and then repeated. Read that file, then in ONE message: - Show the question you originally drafted **verbatim** under an `**Original question:**` heading (keep your recommended option), so the user can see your framing before Codex weighed in. - Present Codex's critique **verbatim** under a `**Codex says:**` heading. - Add `**My take:**` — 1-3 sentences: do you agree? Fold any fixes you accept into the question. - Re-issue the `AskUserQuestion` (revise