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Skill orijinmain/skills/skills/corch

Control, operate, diagnose, or maintain the installed Codex orchestration plugin. Invoke explicitly as $corch to inspect or change the session mode, set the persistent default to off, lite, full, or ultra, understand task routing, or troubleshoot plugin activation and worker selection.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add orijinmain/skills --skill corch

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SKILL.md

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Corch

Use this single Codex-native surface for orchestration control and guidance.

Control the plugin

Use one of these exact invocations:

$corch
$corch status
$corch off
$corch lite
$corch full
$corch ultra
$corch default off
$corch default lite
$corch default full
$corch default ultra

The UserPromptSubmit Hook consumes exact controls before they reach the model. On surfaces where a $ mention is inconvenient, use exact corch ... commands. If controls are unavailable, verify that the plugin is installed and enabled, then review and trust its commands with /hooks.

$corch status reports the active and default modes plus the five most recent workers and the exact model reported by Codex for each. The current Hook API does not expose worker reasoning effort.

Understand orchestration

  • The orchestrator owns requirements, decomposition, authority, shared-file coordination, conflict resolution, integration, and final verification.
  • lookup handles exact low-risk reads, explore investigates relationships and evidence, build performs bounded changes, and review independently checks results.
  • For delegated work, encode the virtual role in spawn_agent's task_name as <role>__<task>, such as review__security_risks. Do not pass Corch virtual role names through agent_type.
  • Worker model and reasoning effort are unpinned by default so Codex can select them natively. Preserve explicit user overrides. Copy the runtime-reported model into the structured handoff's MODEL field and include worker-to-model mappings in the orchestrator summary.
  • off disables plugin-driven delegation, lite delegates sparingly, full applies adaptive routing and verification, and ultra decomposes substantial work earlier with stronger review.
  • Workers never create workers. They return structured handoffs to the orchestrator, with at most three automatic escalation hops and one build–review correction loop.
  • Keep one writer per overlapping path and delegate only when parallelism, specialization, or context isolation provides material value.

Install or maintain

Use Codex CLI 0.144.5 or later; the latest release is recommended.

The complete plugin can be installed directly from the marketplace:

codex plugin marketplace add https://github.com/orijinmain/skills.git
codex plugin add codex-orchestration@orijinmain-skills

Corch is also available as an optional setup and maintenance CLI:

npx @orijinmain/corch setup
npx @orijinmain/corch status
npx @orijinmain/corch uninstall

Runtime policies are packaged as plugin-internal resources and injected by Hooks. This skill's implicit invocation remains disabled so off cannot reactivate itself through skill matching.

What ships with it: 1 file

222 B alongside SKILL.md

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