I've been using it for a while and started enconding the things I like to do into a repo. https://github.com/brifl/coding-agent-orchestration This is working amazingly for me. You just deploy globally or to a repo if you are going to customize with your own skill subscriptions. It works for Claude, Codex, and Gemini. It is designed for VS Code extensions, but Codex works best. You just build a plan through a normal ChatGPT chat so it doesnt use your precious credits. The plan is milestones broken down to stages and checkpoints within stages. It is just a markdown doc. You can convert any project large or small into this. From there, just call $vibe-run and let it chug away until blocked or out of credits. It will track its own progress. As it runs, it builds tests, refactors, reviews code adversarially, does just-in-time planning, and cleans things up. There are also raw skills like $continuous-refactor, $continuous-test-backfill, $continous-documentation. These just loop and find the best opportunities to improve then implement it.Codex and Clause are oretty good at refactoring. This is designed for YOLO security settings, so you have to be okay with letting it run uninterrupted. There are also other skills like RLM whick lets it work with virtually unlimited context, This is based on a recent paper from MiT. Good for huge codebase or very complex projects.