Pilot

Codex development workflows

Build with discipline.
Ship with confidence.

Pilot gives Codex clear workflows for planning, implementation, troubleshooting, verification, commits, and releases, with your approval at every meaningful boundary.

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Version 1.0.3 ยท GPL-3.0
PILOT / ACTIVE READY
  1. 01
    Recover contextRead the repository before acting
    FOUND
  2. 02
    Plan the changeResolve scope and decisions
    CLEAR
  3. 03
    Implement one sliceMake the smallest coherent change
    FOCUSED
  4. 04
    Verify the resultProve the actual outcome
    PROVEN
Human approval required
Evidence before claims Approval before action One coherent change Project context preserved

The workflow layer

Clear jobs.
Clean boundaries.

Pilot turns good engineering judgment into repeatable workflows without turning every command into ceremony.

01

Orient and plan

Recover established context, surface uncertainty, and turn unsettled direction into an approved implementation slice.

recover-project-contextplanning
02

Build deliberately

Implement one approved slice, verify the real outcome, update project memory, and stop before later work.

next-sliceutility-builder
03

Diagnose with evidence

Reproduce failures, test competing explanations, and separate confirmed facts from inference before proposing a fix.

troubleshootsecurity-check
04

Finish intentionally

Inspect Git, prepare exact commits, and publish releases through a dedicated version boundary and explicit approval.

git-statuscommitrelease

Start Pilot

One command.
Your repository stays yours.

Activate Pilot for the current task without changing project files. When you want durable, project-owned workflows, bootstrap them explicitly.

Current taskActivate Pilot
$activate
Project ownedBootstrap repository
$bootstrap-repo-with-agent