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Codex-native Academic Research Skills suite for human-in-the-loop academic research workflows
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ARS-Codex is the Codex-native sibling of Academic Research Skills (ARS) for Claude Code. It is a separate Codex distribution with its own plugin identity, packaging, and runtime adapter. Its release number follows the vendored ARS suite.
This repository vendors the ARS workflow content as a single Codex skill:
skills/academic-research-suite/
SKILL.md
manifest.json
agents/openai.yaml
codex/
full-runtime-manifest.json
agents/
hooks/
scripts/
ars/
deep-research/
academic-paper/
academic-paper-reviewer/
academic-pipeline/
sr-screener/
experiment-agent/
commands/
hooks/
docs/
tests/
shared/
The original Claude Code ARS checkout is not modified. Upstream content is copied
from verified upstream release commits and adapted through the Codex router in
skills/academic-research-suite/SKILL.md.
This repository is ARS-Codex. For the original Claude Code ARS distribution, use Imbad0202/academic-research-skills.
Use the Claude Code repo when you want the native Claude Code skill layout, Claude-specific agent-team behavior, or the original ARS development history. Use this repo when you want the Codex-native single-suite skill.
This ARS-Codex package is version 3.24.2. The repo-root VERSION file,
skills/academic-research-suite/SKILL.md metadata version, and
skills/academic-research-suite/manifest.json adapter_version track the
Codex package version in step with the vendored ARS suite, starting at 3.22.0.
Earlier 0.1.x release numbers remain historical. The exact upstream version,
tag, and commit are recorded in manifest.source_repositories[].
Package-level changes are summarized in CHANGELOG.md.
The vendored ARS source tracks v3.24.2 at
Imbad0202/academic-research-skills@fd5ff1b858374219b4d342e38587b66e18f61cbd.
This release carries upstream v3.24.1 and v3.24.2. The reviewer now stops after
Phase 0: it shows every Reviewer Configuration Card and starts no reviewer seat
until you accept the set in your own turn, with or without edits. Only your own
request to skip the card confirmation skips it. The rule is prompt-level, and
whether Codex sessions stop at it is unmeasured. An experiment with no honest lock
values can use repro_lock: null with a reason; earlier releases reject that form.
check_repro_lock.py is stricter, so some passports that passed before now fail.
The sr-screener methods sentence is corrected; text generated by an earlier release
keeps the old sentence, so correct it by hand. The upstream claude.ai install,
plugin agent-name, and legacy-name guard changes remain inactive Claude references
in Codex. There is no new workflow, and the native Codex model policy is unchanged.
The output-language-pair registry still supports only zh-tw-en; Spanish
triggers do not install a Spanish output-locale pack. Claude model audits and
plugin eval suites are reference material and do not change the Codex model
policy or establish measured Codex performance.
Nested upstream .github/ workflows and root agents/ mirrors are preserved
for traceability and self-tests, but are not repo-level CI or Codex entrypoints;
Claude/plugin loader files under .claude/ and .claude-plugin/ remain
intentionally excluded.
This checkout's project configuration selects gpt-6-astra
with xhigh reasoning for new trusted Codex sessions. Installing the skill does
not copy that project setting or change an already-running session. The planner
suggests medium for routine work and xhigh for complex work; these are
starting policies, not measured optimal settings. ultra is optional in Codex
for explicitly chosen demanding work and is rejected by the contained citation
transport.
Native adaptive execution is the default: use bounded subagents for independent work when useful and let the lead continue with other work. The fixed full-runtime topology and hooks remain opt-in. Read the model runtime policy and system-card alignment audit.
Add the GitHub marketplace and install ARS-Codex with Codex CLI:
codex plugin marketplace add Imbad0202/academic-research-skills-codex --ref main
codex plugin add ars-codex@ars-codex
To update a plugin install later:
codex plugin marketplace upgrade ars-codex
codex plugin add ars-codex@ars-codex
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