Set up this Dots + Codex workflow for my current project: 1. Have Codex inspect ~/.codex/agents and .codex/agents for explorer, researcher and worker roles. Read the applicable AGENTS.md instructions. Reuse compatible agents; list conflicting instructions and pinned models before proposing replacements. 2. Draft valid TOML files only for missing roles, including name, description and developer_instructions: > explorer: gpt-6-luna, medium effort → trace relevant files, callers and existing tests; no edits > researcher: gpt-6-luna, medium effort → check documentation and API constraints; no edits > worker: gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort → make scoped changes and run targeted tests 3. Draft model = 'gpt-6.1-sol' and model_reasoning_effort = 'high' in ~/.codex/config.toml. Check overrides (project config, active profiles, shell aliases, launch flags, task settings, agents.default_subagent_model and agents.default_subagent_reasoning_effort). Report conflicts without changing them. 4. Draft one workflow rule in AGENTS.md: delegate independent investigations to explorer and researcher, give worker their findings, and return checkpoints before major implementation, after a repeated failure and before completion. Review those checkpoints yourself, then send the same Codex task a revised plan, a targeted investigation or remaining corrections. Show all proposed changes as diffs first. Apply nothing until I approve. After approval, verify the roles load with the intended models. Preserve existing permissions; do not merge or deploy.
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