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How to have ChatGPT review Codex changes without uploading the repo with Codex with ChatGPT

Send ChatGPT only the workspace lines it needs to review what Codex wrote.

Who it is forA developer who wants a second, independent review of Codex's changes but does not want to upload the whole repository.

The problemReviews done by the coding agent itself use up the same scarce token budget, and uploading a full repo is not wanted.

The outcomeChatGPT reads only the specific lines it needs through the read-only bridge and returns a review that Codex can act on.

What you need first

  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • git
  • cloudflared (the Codex Skill installs it for you)
  • A ChatGPT Plus or Pro subscription for the web app
  • Codex, with the ability to install a Codex Skill

Steps

  1. Complete the setup in the first use case so the bridge and ChatGPT connector are running.
  2. Make or keep the Codex changes you want reviewed in the workspace.
  3. Ask Codex: "Use Codex with ChatGPT to review <change>."
  4. Check the review in ChatGPT, then ask Codex to apply only the fixes you accept.

Prompt for your agent

In the workspace at <workspace path>, with the codex-with-chatgpt bridge running, ask Codex to use ChatGPT to review the changes for <change>. Report the review findings and confirm that Codex made no edits without approval.

Caveat. The README says ChatGPT reads selected lines through the bridge rather than the whole repo, but it does not give a full list of what leaves your machine, so check your own sensitivity needs.

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