For users who can already use Codex for small one-off tasks, this course teaches you how to connect task briefs, project rules, project context, permissions, team delegation, result review, and automation decisions into a stable, controllable, reusable project workflow.
Distinguish current task information, long-term project rules, runtime configuration, and sensitive information that should not be given to Codex.
Rewrite a vague request into a Codex task brief with a clear goal, context, scope, forbidden actions, acceptance criteria, and verification method.
Write a minimum useful AGENTS.md that gives Codex the project background, common commands, coding habits, verification requirements, and forbidden areas.
Judge whether a piece of information belongs in the current Prompt, AGENTS.md, config.toml, or should not enter Codex's working context.
Prepare project context that helps Codex quickly understand directories, commands, key modules, verification entry points, and high-risk areas.
Choose an appropriate Codex permission boundary based on task risk and judge which operations must require approval.
Rewrite human tasks from GitHub issues, PRs, Slack, or Linear into Codex briefs that are executable, verifiable, and clearly bounded.
Judge whether Codex's output can be accepted based on the diff, verification results, unverified items, and remaining risks.
Judge whether a Codex task is suitable for automation based on repetition, stability, risk, verifiability, and reversibility.
Connect task briefs, project rules, project context, permissions, review, team delegation, and automation judgment into a maintainable Codex project workflow.
