docs: add platform note to prevent recursive Codex invocation
When the skill is available in shared ~/.agents/skills/, Codex CLI picks it up and tries to follow its instructions — launching itself recursively. The blockquote explains the architectural constraint and tells Codex to review directly instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Adversarial Code Review
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# Adversarial Code Review
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> **Platform:** Claude Code only. This skill orchestrates Claude ↔ Codex interaction, where Claude is the executor and Codex is the external reviewer. Running this skill from Codex CLI itself creates a recursive loop — Codex would try to launch itself. If you are Codex — do NOT invoke this skill; perform the review directly.
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Sends current work for adversarial review through an external AI model (OpenAI Codex by default). Auto-detects what to review: **plan** or **code**. Claude fixes issues based on reviewer feedback and resubmits until approved. Maximum 5 rounds.
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Sends current work for adversarial review through an external AI model (OpenAI Codex by default). Auto-detects what to review: **plan** or **code**. Claude fixes issues based on reviewer feedback and resubmits until approved. Maximum 5 rounds.
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