I built Sol Foreman so GPT-6 Sol can lead a Codex crew. Sol can lead, build, and review. It oversees other agents, assigns work, arranges independent reviews, and verifies that the work meets your requirements. GPT-6 Luna handles bounded factual or mechanical work that is easy to verify. This does not guarantee lower cost.
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⬇ Download Codex CLI skill v0.5.0 (.zip)Unzip it, then paste one line into Codex (below).
Now with Jev
Jev is optional structured decision support. It can help Sol narrow prioritization and triage. It is not a coding or review replacement.
To use Jev, have an active OpenRouter account and API key with available balance. The included helper supports OpenRouter. Jev is also available through Vercel AI Gateway, which needs a separate integration. Enable Jev locally if you want it. You opt in; the agent does not. Do not paste keys into chat. Ask your agent to help configure OpenRouter and verify that a Jev request succeeds.
Jev flags possible issues. The lead checks the evidence, keeps every finding, and accepts the result. The skill continues if Jev is off or unavailable.
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Download the zip, unzip it, then paste one line into Codex.
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What it does
Keeps the work pointed at finished It keeps the original unfinished outcome visible, names the evidence that would prove it, and sets a stopping point before it starts spending time on a route.
Makes the task fit the route Sol can lead, build, and review. It gives qualified workers coherent work through authorized delivery, including checks and ordinary repairs. Sol works directly when that costs less across the whole delivery path, and revisits the choice if the work grows. Savings are not guaranteed.
Adapts to the crew you have GPT-6 Luna handles bounded factual or mechanical work that is easy to verify. Codex-only is a complete way to run it. Claude and Grok are optional when they are available and you want to use them; your stated preferences and an observed limit can change the route, but they do not lower the quality bar.
Learns from the last attempt It keeps a short written record of the outcome, route, result, and review so the next choice can respond to actual quality evidence instead of a vague claim that a model is better or cheaper.
Bounds lead, worker, and review progress It asks for a first useful artifact and finite evidence checks. If the same outcome misses twice, the lead must change the plan, take over, or name a real external blocker instead of sending another automatic loop.
I designed Sol to run with Codex alone. Claude and Grok are optional routes, not requirements. If an optional provider reaches a known limit, Sol reports that fact and reroutes eligible work instead of waiting for a reset.
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