Follow up on the bug reports I share for [repository] on GitHub. Reproduce each one in our Codex cloud environment. For each bug you can reproduce, prepare a fix and open it as a draft pull request for my review. In each pull request, describe the bug, how you reproduced it, what you changed and how you tested it. If you can't reproduce a report, tell me what you tried and what information is missing. Don't merge, deploy or close issues, and don't reply to the people who reported the bugs; draft any replies for my review. Give me a short summary in ChatGPT when you're done.
Paste it into your dot's conversation in ChatGPT. Edit anything in [brackets] first.
How it works
- Create the Codex cloud environment for the repository first. OpenAI’s help center is explicit: create the environment in Codex before asking your dot to use it.
- Connect GitHub, replace [repository] with yours, and paste the prompt with the reports or links to them.
- Your dot delegates the coding to Codex. Those tasks count toward your Codex usage limits as usual.
- Review each draft pull request like any other. Merging stays with you.
Want this to start on its own when a report is posted? See watch Slack for bug reports.