1. Define the authorised boundary and the evidence contract The job is deliberately narrow: for one small web project, assemble a human-reviewed register of potential accessible-name discrepancies in existing buttons and links. Do not edit files, apply fixes, publish changes or turn the register into a conformance decision. The useful…
14–15 October: a repository tag, not a verified packaged release As checked on 15 October 2026, OpenAI’s official Codex tag index listed rust-v0.163.0-alpha.13 alongside rust-v0.163.0-alpha.12 and rust-v0.163.0-alpha.11. OpenAI Codex tag index [openai/codex tags] The timeline starts with the annotated tag’s recorded time on 14 October, followed by inspection of the…
Section 1 — Boundary and preflight This playbook uses one explicitly fictional proposed addition: vendor/sample-component at snapshot fixture-v1. Those names identify an authoring fixture, not an actual repository, package, licence status, approval or audit. No inspection has been performed. The proposed task is to organise evidence for two human reviewers…
Scope the warranty update before choosing a research mode A documentation owner preparing a warranty-information update has two separate jobs: establish what the approved evidence actually says, then decide what a draft may responsibly say about it. Choosing ChatGPT Search or Deep Research comes after defining those jobs. The useful…
Scope, fictional fixture, and review contract An exhibition interpretation pack needs more than readable label copy. It needs a record of which statements are supported, which questions remain open, what uses of text and media are authorised, and who may approve the next step. The 25 prompts in this masterclass…
Section 1 — Surface and scope preflight The first decision is whether the conversation surface you can actually use is suitable for the material and the review process. Do this before creating either reply. For this guide, the job is deliberately narrow: preserve one approved fictional delivery-status case, then produce…
Scope and evidence contract This tutorial uses a clearly fictional repository called Review Fixture. Its base branch is main, its snapshot label is fixture-v1, and its selected manifest contains exactly six fictional tracked paths. Nothing here reports a live repository inspection, a measured coverage result or an accepted handoff. The…
Codex 0.162.1: two documented fixes, with distinct scopes Codex 0.162.1 was published on 9 October 2026 at 19:44:51 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)The internationally agreed standard for world time, used here to identify the time reference in timestamps and offsets. Open glossary entry. OpenAI’s official 0.162.1 release record [Release: 0.162.1] The…
1. Establish the rehearsal contract: one dependency, one private environment, one human decision This playbook gives a documentation-platform maintainer a bounded job: prepare a repeatable, owner-private Codex Cloud setup and obtain a draft go/no-go evidence packet for one static-documentation dependency upgrade. The packet is material for a named human reviewer,…
Set the bounded job and separate connection choice from execution authority Hypothetical job: an authorised Documentation Steward may inspect only /docs, a supplied release-note source packet and a style guide. It may create a local draft diff, but it cannot publish, merge, change application code or contact external systems. In…
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