Add codex-advisor plugin for a GPT second opinion - #255
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Routes a second opinion to GPT through the Codex CLI, with the recent conversation staged for the reviewer.
Names Fatih C. Akyon on the three plugin manifests and the marketplace entry.
Cuts the plugin paragraph from 64 words to 46.
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The built-in advisor only pairs Claude with Claude, so the second opinion always comes from the same model family that wrote the plan. This plugin routes that review to GPT instead.
Why a plugin and not just pointing the built-in advisor at GPT: the advisor runs server-side, so the call never reaches your machine. A hook on matcher
.*logged onlyBashwhile an advisor call ran, which rules out intercepting it locally.Set
CODEX_ADVISOR_MODELto pick a different reviewer, which matters inside Codex where the host model would otherwise review its own work.