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How to review Codex file changes and commit them in focused batches with Codex Command Center

Inspect staged and unstaged changes per file, then commit only the related files.

Who it is forA developer who let Codex edit several files in one session and needs clean, reviewable commits.

The problemA single Codex session can touch many files, and mixing unrelated edits into one commit makes review hard.

The outcomeEach commit contains only the files that belong to one task, with diffs checked before commit.

What you need first

  • Windows 11 (the primary supported platform)
  • Git on PATH for Git review
  • Codex CLI on PATH for launch and resume actions
  • Node.js 24 and Rust/Cargo only if you build from source

Steps

  1. Open the project in Codex Command Center and check the branch shown for it.
  2. Open Git review to see the staged files, unstaged files, and working-tree state.
  3. Inspect the per-file diff for each change tied to the task.
  4. Stage the focused files for the task and unstage anything unrelated.
  5. Commit the staged files with a message that names the task.

Prompt for your agent

For the repository sevensir888/codex-command-center, describe how to group the uncommitted changes in <project path> by task and stage one group at a time. Output the file list for each group. Verify that no unrelated file is staged before committing.

Caveat. Git operations run through the local Git CLI, so the Git on PATH requirement applies and the app does not replace an advanced Git client.

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