I tried to run the /codex:adversarial-review plugin/slash command and it doesn't work from inside a jj workspace.
The Codex plugin calls things like git rev-parse or git diff on the current directory to figure out what to review.
Since my worktree was a jj workspace, not a git worktree and jj has its own .jj/ directory for tracking state instead of .git/, when the Codex script ran git commands there, git didn't recognize it as a repository and failed with something like "This command must run inside a Git repository."
It gave me a manual prompt to paste into Codex directly instead, but I think Claude just made up the prompt, because I don't think it has access to any real Codex prompts (not sure).
I tried to run the
/codex:adversarial-reviewplugin/slash command and it doesn't work from inside a jj workspace.The Codex plugin calls things like
git rev-parseorgit diffon the current directory to figure out what to review.Since my worktree was a jj workspace, not a git worktree and jj has its own
.jj/directory for tracking state instead of.git/, when the Codex script ran git commands there, git didn't recognize it as a repository and failed with something like "This command must run inside a Git repository."It gave me a manual prompt to paste into Codex directly instead, but I think Claude just made up the prompt, because I don't think it has access to any real Codex prompts (not sure).