# Codex Team Policy Fixes

Date: 2026-04-05

## Scope
- Fix the `.codex/memories` path convention so the shared rule and per-agent instructions use the same agent IDs.
- Tighten the team-first wording so non-trivial repo work consults the team by default.
- Remove role skill assignments that depend on unavailable review infrastructure.

## Approved Approach
Use a minimal patch:
- Standardize memory paths on the actual Codex agent IDs, which use underscores.
- Change the consultation policy from "before deep analysis" to "before any non-trivial repo task", while keeping a narrow exception for purely mechanical actions and explicit user opt-outs.
- Replace non-executable `requesting-code-review` entries with executable installed skills only.

## Intended Changes
### Memory paths
- Update `.codex/agent-team.md` to state that memories live under `.codex/memories/<agent_id>/`.
- Update every `.codex/agents/*.toml` file to reference underscore-based memory directories matching the agent names.
- Update `.codex/memories/README.md` examples to use `<agent_id>` wording.

### Team-first policy
- Update `AGENTS.md` and `.codex/agent-team.md` to require team consultation before any non-trivial repo task.
- Keep a narrow local-only exception for purely mechanical actions that cannot materially change behavior, architecture, or risk.

### Skill map
- Remove `requesting-code-review` from roles because the required `superpowers:code-reviewer` subagent is not available in this workspace.
- Keep the map limited to executable skills already installed in the current environment.

## Success Criteria
- Shared policy and per-agent instructions point to the same memory paths.
- The root guidance no longer leaves "deep analysis" as the main threshold for consulting the team.
- The skill map contains only practically usable role assignments for this environment.