codex-review

You can get automated feedback on design docs by triggering cross-agent review to surface critical issues and minor concerns before implementation begins. The tool captures structured feedback for your decision-making process.

Cross-agent review for non-trivial plan changes is an automated feedback mechanism that analyzes design documents and implementation plans to surface quality issues and present them for user decision before coding starts.

To review a plan.md file, use the automated review feature to capture feedback, distinguish critical issues from minor concerns, and present them in structured review rounds for your decision.

The tool auto-triggers specifically for non-trivial plan changes to initiate feedback, while also designed to surface simple changes for quick review without full structured review rounds.

Yes, you can capture structured review decisions as the tool facilitates review rounds, presents critical issues and minor concerns, and records your decisions on the feedback before implementation proceeds.

You should avoid automated design doc review for trivial plan modifications that require no structural validation, as the tool is built to surface issues in non-trivial changes and may add unnecessary overhead for simple updates.