codex-automation

Create, update, inspect, pause, resume, or delete Codex automations on the local machine or a connected remote Codex machine. Use when the user asks to start, schedule, install, change, test, or remove a recurring Codex job, especially when they name another machine or host such as Eve. Also use when an originating Codex task needs one bounded, task-owned follow-up monitor that returns actionable or terminal results to that same task. Resolve the target host and project explicitly; remote automations are installed by a short-lived Codex thread running on the owning host because automation state is host-local.