Version 0.3.2 — October 6, 2026. Usage reports now include provider-separated chat, project and model rankings, daily activity, complete CSV exports and an optional Codex service-history import. Token volumes do not establish subscription charges or causal savings.
Let Claude handle a bounded coding task. Get back work Codex can verify.
You and Codex agree on the outcome. Claude implements it, runs the tests, and brings in a separate reviewer. Codex receives a compact verification receipt and handles any acceptance gaps.
TaskRoute is a local Codex plugin that keeps this handoff in one workflow.
- Working code in a separate copy of your project.
- Test results checked against the agreed requirements.
- An independent review with the findings included.
- A compact result: Claude-verified work, checks, review findings and limitations.
- A bounded correction path when a concrete defect is found.
- A local failure backlog for later triage, without automatic fixes.
The released strict runner keeps original files unchanged until you apply the result. The new local native-stage path works in the supplied project and requires a preserved baseline; it is not an isolated copy.
See the flow in 13 seconds
A shortened replay of a real run's events, with timing compressed. This is not a screen recording. What we verified.
Copy this prompt into Codex:
Install TaskRoute from https://github.com/heurema/taskroute using its Codex
marketplace. Follow INSTALL.md, preserve my existing setup, and verify the
installed version. Tell me when to open a new chat. Do not run a live task yet.
No manual cloning or terminal commands. Codex manages the downloaded plugin.
Already installed? Send:
Update TaskRoute from https://github.com/heurema/taskroute following INSTALL.md.
Preserve my task results and other plugins. Verify the installed version and
report what changed. Do not run a live task yet.
Updates are requested explicitly; unattended updates are not promised.
Once installed, ask Codex:
Use TaskRoute for this repository task. Agree on the outcome, writable files and acceptance checks first, then delegate the implementation and review to Claude. Return a short verification receipt, important findings and a link to the changes.
See everyday usage and the new 0.2.0 features for corrections, receipts and the failure backlog.
The aim is to spend less Codex effort coordinating implementation and reviewing logs. Overall benefit and savings have not been established; existing measurements cover finite scenarios. See the measurements.
Version 0.2.2: repository tasks use declared files and project checks, without a language restriction. Requires macOS, Python 3.11+ and an existing Claude Code setup. A finite live scenario passed; this is still an experimental workflow, not a guarantee of correct code. Supported scope and usage.
Installation guide for Codex · What's changed · Contributing · MIT license