A Codex skill for doing a harder second read of something already produced: a proposal, plan, diff, handoff, article, script, or draft.
The skill is intentionally small. It is not a generic review checklist and it does not force new findings. Its main job is to recover an outside view after a first pass, then say plainly whether anything material still needs to change.
Use this skill when you explicitly want a second look, such as:
- "pressure-test this"
- "review this again"
- "poke holes in this plan"
- "what risks am I missing?"
- "did we miss anything?"
- "再 review 一遍"
- "挑挑刺"
- "看看有没有风险/遗漏"
Do not use it for ordinary first-pass feedback or casual "what do you think?" requests.
Clone or copy this repository into your Codex skills directory:
mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/skills"
git clone https://github.com/FlyingFSR/critical-second-pass.git \
"$HOME/.codex/skills/critical-second-pass"If you are installing from a local checkout instead:
mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/skills"
cp -R /path/to/critical-second-pass "$HOME/.codex/skills/critical-second-pass"Restart Codex after installation so the skill metadata is discovered.
SKILL.md- the actual skill instructions and trigger metadataagents/openai.yaml- optional Codex UI metadataLICENSE- MIT license
The skill has three deliberately sharp behaviors:
- Open with one verdict:
No material changes needed,Small refinements, orNeeds correction before proceeding. - Separate consequential findings from optional polish.
- Say
No material changes neededwhen that is the honest answer.
That last point matters. A second pass is useful only if it is allowed to converge instead of inventing issues to justify itself.
Other open-source tools by the same author:
- conversation-archive — a skill for AI assistants that turns conversations into structured archives that keep their texture, not just their text.
- Friday — local-first, on-device voice input for macOS (whisper.cpp, no cloud).