Add support for persisting default --model and --effort values via /codex:setup, so users don't have to pass them on every command invocation.
Motivation
Currently, --model and --effort must be specified per-command. Users who consistently prefer a specific model (e.g., gpt-5.4) or effort level (e.g., xhigh) have to repeat these flags every time they run /codex:rescue, /codex:review, or /codex:adversarial-review.
The setup command already persists state like the review gate toggle, so it's a natural place for these defaults.
Proposed UX
/codex:setup --default-model gpt-5.4 --default-effort xhigh
- Defaults would apply to all commands (
task, review, adversarial-review) unless overridden per-invocation with explicit --model or --effort flags.
/codex:setup (without flags) and /codex:status would display the current defaults.
Additional context
--effort is currently only supported on task (rescue), not on review or adversarial-review. It may make sense to extend --effort support to review commands as part of this work.- Claude Code's
/fast mode toggle could also be worth supporting.
Add support for persisting default
--modeland--effortvalues via/codex:setup, so users don't have to pass them on every command invocation.Motivation
Currently,
--modeland--effortmust be specified per-command. Users who consistently prefer a specific model (e.g.,gpt-5.4) or effort level (e.g.,xhigh) have to repeat these flags every time they run/codex:rescue,/codex:review, or/codex:adversarial-review.The setup command already persists state like the review gate toggle, so it's a natural place for these defaults.
Proposed UX
task,review,adversarial-review) unless overridden per-invocation with explicit--modelor--effortflags./codex:setup(without flags) and/codex:statuswould display the current defaults.Additional context
--effortis currently only supported ontask(rescue), not onrevieworadversarial-review. It may make sense to extend--effortsupport to review commands as part of this work./fastmode toggle could also be worth supporting.