cc-codex-mcp
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codex_ask starts a new independent-review thread, while codex_followup continues an existing one via thread_id. The two purposes are cleanly separated with no overlapping scope, so an agent can choose reliably.
Both tools use the same codex_ prefix with snake_case action suffixes (ask, followup). The pattern is predictable and no conventions are mixed.
Two tools is lean but well-matched to a narrow purpose: initiate an opinion thread and extend it. It is slightly below the typical 3-15 range, but each tool clearly earns its place.
The ask/follow-up pair covers the core lifecycle of getting and continuing an independent review. Minor gaps such as listing or cancelling threads exist but are not required for the stated workflow.