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Run ticket queues through unattended coding-agent batches and escalate only on blockers with Codex Autorunner

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Run ticket queues through unattended coding-agent batches and escalate only on blockers with Codex Autorunner

Turn a planned backlog into markdown tickets, dispatch them through coding agents, and only get pulled back in when a blocker or decision really needs you.

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npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill run-ticket-queues-through-unattended-coding-agent-batches-and-escalate-only-on-blockers-with-codex-autorunner Copy
Works best when you want a reusable capability, not another fragile one-off prompt.
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At a glance
Tools required
Python environment, CAR repository or install path, a Git-backed project workspace, markdown ticket files, and at least one supported coding-agent runtime such as Codex or OpenCode
Install & setup
Clone or install Codex Autorunner, follow the setup guide to configure a supported agent runtime and project workspace, create CAR-compatible markdown tickets, then start the autorunner or web UI flow described upstream.
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Git-on-my-level
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Last updated
Apr 21, 2026
Quick brief

Use Codex Autorunner when the job is to run a queued implementation plan through multiple coding-agent tickets without constant supervision, not when a user simply wants an interactive coding chat. The operator workflow is narrow and concrete: convert planned work into CAR ticket files, let the state machine dispatch them to supported agents, and surface interruptions only for blockers, reviews, or human decisions. That scope boundary, ticket-driven unattended agent orchestration with escalation, keeps this skill distinct from a general coding agent, IDE, or terminal session manager listing.