From copilot-plugin-codex
Use when the user asks what a tracked Copilot job produced or wants the result transcript for a completed background job.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/copilot-plugin-codex:resultThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Reads `~/.<host>/plugins/copilot-plugin-codex/jobs/<job-id>.jsonl` and prints it.
$copilot:result <job-id> — fetch the final transcriptReads ~/.<host>/plugins/copilot-plugin-codex/jobs/<job-id>.jsonl and prints it.
HOST=<host> bash "<plugin-root>/scripts/copilot-exec.sh" result <job-id>
Set <host> to codex or claude. Replace <plugin-root> with the installed plugin root; in a local checkout, that is the repo root.
rescue jobs, the transcript is JSONL — one Copilot event per line. The final assistant message is the answer.review / adversarial-review, the transcript is plain text from Copilot's -s output (silent mode, agent response only).When presenting to the user, extract the meaningful tail:
{"type":"assistant_message",...} (or equivalent terminal event) and show its content. Mention if there's tool-call detail the user might want.Always surface the Copilot session id (visible in the JSONL or transcript header) so the user can reopen the session interactively with copilot --resume <session-id>.
$copilot:status <job-id> --wait rather than showing a partial transcript.npx claudepluginhub crewworkai/copilot-plugin-codex --plugin copilot-plugin-codexGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.