# opus[1m] ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `ec5e8b80-e720-4e97-a87d-d9687ea64b3a` - Last activity: `2026-03-20T22:32:43.322Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User opus[1m] ### User can i run codex cli inside claude code ### Assistant Yes, you can run Codex CLI inside Claude Code via the Bash tool — it's just another CLI program. But there are practical considerations: Codex CLI is interactive by default (it expects terminal input for approvals). To use it non-interactively from within Claude Code, you'd need to run it in its fully autonomous mode (`--full-auto` or equivalent flag) so it doesn't block waiting for user input. Typical usage would look like: ```bash codex --full-auto "some task description" ``` A few things to watch for: - Both agents would be modifying files in the same working directory, which can cause conflicts - Codex's output can be verbose, potentially filling up context - You'd be paying for both Claude and OpenAI tokens simultaneously - Permission/sandbox boundaries may interact unpredictably What's your use case? Are you thinking about delegating certain tasks to Codex, or comparing outputs, or something else? *Si può orchestrare qualsiasi strumento dalla riga di comando — la domanda è se convenga davvero farlo.*