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Start DevRunbook in Codex

This file is the operator entry point. The build pack is designed so Codex can begin from the extracted directory without the operator manually rearranging files.

  1. Extract the ZIP completely.
  2. Open the extracted DevRunbook_Build_Pack_v1_2 directory as a project in the Codex app, CLI or IDE extension.
  3. Ensure Git is initialized in this directory. When it is not, Codex may initialize it during Milestone 0.
  4. Start one lead Codex thread in the project root.
  5. Paste the complete contents of CODEX_MASTER_PROMPT.md as the first task.
  6. Allow Codex to inspect the repository and run the offline specification validator.
  7. Review only genuine blockers, security-sensitive approvals or final release evidence. Routine implementation choices are already governed by the specification.

Do not copy only the master prompt into another empty project. The prompt depends on the schemas, content packages, API contract, database reference, golden prompt fixtures and milestone documents included here.

Codex app mode

A local project thread is the simplest starting mode. A Codex-managed worktree is also acceptable when the full build-pack directory is visible inside it. The lead thread owns the canonical implementation branch and the state files. Independent worktrees or subagents may be used only according to CODEX_EXECUTION_PROTOCOL.md.

Select the strongest current coding model available to the account and use a high reasoning setting for architecture, security, migration and release-gate work. Do not hard-code a historical model name into the repository.

First command evidence

Codex must begin with:

python3 scripts/validate_pack.py
python3 scripts/reference_compose.py --check

On Windows, py -3 may replace python3. If Python dependencies are missing, create an isolated virtual environment and install scripts/requirements-validate.txt before continuing.

Expected specification baseline:

  • 28 publishable P0 Playbook Packages;
  • six normative example packages;
  • 72 catalog entries;
  • nine valid JSON Schemas;
  • 28 byte-stable golden rendered prompts;
  • a pre-populated 68-requirement release evidence template.

Resume after an interruption

Open the same project and tell Codex:

Resume DevRunbook from CURRENT_STATE.md. Re-read AGENTS.md, CODEX_EXECUTION_PROTOCOL.md and the active milestone. Verify the current Git diff and quality gates before continuing. Do not restart completed work or trust an unverified status claim.

Completion evidence

The build is complete only when Codex has produced:

  • the implemented application and migration history;
  • all milestone evidence in CURRENT_STATE.md;
  • a machine-readable final requirement matrix;
  • production container artifacts;
  • clean-room installation evidence;
  • backup and restore evidence;
  • critical browser-flow evidence;
  • FINAL_HANDOFF.md based on the supplied template.