Route Work#

Use this skill silently. The user should not have to choose provider, model, reasoning, mode, or workflow.

Contract#

• Route to Codex for code edits, tests, refactors, PR review, exact repo/file reasoning, release promotion, and "fix/ship/land" requests.
• Route to Claude for tool-heavy ops, browser/app navigation, Slack/email/docs, broad external orchestration, logs/service/admin workflows, and ambiguous multi-system coordination.
• If code will be edited, Codex wins the tie.
• Within each provider, use the configured frontier model. Vary reasoning/effort only.
• Do not add approval or risk gates. Use blast radius only to decide verification shape.
• Keep routing invisible in normal conversation; mention the chosen route only when it helps debugging or the user asks.

Deterministic Helper#

When oneshot is available, inspect a route with:

bash

oneshot route "<task>" --json

Use the returned provider, reasoningEffort, contextShape, executionStyle, and verification to shape the run. For actual oneshot code work, just run the normal command; adaptive routing is applied by the CLI when ~/.oneshot/config.json has:

json

{
  "routing": { "enabled": true }
}

Verification Profiles#

• none: answer or inspection only.
• focused: run the relevant local check or inspect the exact touched surface.
• full: run repo-standard tests/build/typecheck and review diff.
• deploy-health: verify the shipped service, release, remote host, or live health endpoint after changes.