Pepper Orchestrator for Codex

One coordinator for a multi-repository program

Pepper Orchestrator 0.11.0 is a free, MIT-licensed preview for Codex. It turns a program spanning several repositories, or parallel areas of one repository, into explicit work packages, dependencies, locks, evidence and decisions.

The coordinator plans and records program state. Independent module sessions implement the work in their own repositories or worktrees. Review and verification compare the actual PR, commit and test evidence before a task is accepted. The owner queue keeps decisions and privileged actions visible.

Included

• Program initialization, planning, dispatch, review, verification and recovery instructions.
• Shared Python runtime, templates, state management, atomic IDs and file locks.
• Dedicated Codex CLI entrypoint, local session registry, queue/App Server transport and templates for native scoped roles.
• English and Russian methodology resources.

Install and start

Extract the ZIP into ~/.agents/skills/, preserving the complete top-level folder. Restart the agent and ask: “Use Pepper Orchestrator. Initialize a Codex program for these repositories, then prepare a plan.” This is a standalone Codex skill package; it includes its shared scripts and references.

The owner launches module sessions using the prepared commands. Read the bundled runtime contract before operating a program. Install one copy per host; avoid simultaneously installing this ZIP and the same skill from a marketplace.

Validation and scope

Package/frontmatter checks passed. The shared packaged runtime passed 11 local regression tests covering IDs, locks, recovery, project instructions and Codex worktrees. The dedicated entrypoint resolves its bundled workflow and runtime locally. These are package and runtime checks, not a recorded end-to-end multi-repository release.

This is a 0.11 preview. It does not provision accounts, authorize MCP services or grant production access. Irreversible actions require the owner’s explicit decisions and the workflow’s gates. Free download; model usage and optional third-party tools may have their own costs.