Fast Commit + Deep Codex Review Loop

This guide configures a speed-first commit workflow with deferred deep review:

• Fast lane now: commit immediately with low-latency model fallbacks (GLM/Cerebras via zerg/ai).
• Deep lane later: batch Codex reviews across queued commits.

1) Configure ~/code/myflow/flow.toml

[commit]
queue = false
queue_on_issues = false

message_fallbacks = [
  "rise:zai:glm-5",
  "rise:cerebras:gpt-oss-120b",
  "remote",
  "openai"
]

review_fallbacks = [
  "glm5",
  "rise:cerebras:gpt-oss-120b",
  "codex-high"
]

[options]
# Optional: mirror commit + queued-review results to myflow.
myflow_mirror = true
# myflow_url = "https://myflow.sh"
# myflow_token = "..."

# Optional: route Codex review through a wrapper transport binary.
# Must implement `app-server` JSON-RPC compatibility.
# codex_bin = "~/code/flow/scripts/codex-jazz-wrapper"

2) Daily loop

# Fast default commit path (quick lane)
f commit

# Later, run deep Codex review across backlog
f reviews-todo codex --all

# Inspect pending/updated deep-review todos
f reviews-todo list

# Approve once issues are addressed
f reviews-todo approve-all

3) Fixing attached issues without copy/paste

• Each reviewed commit writes a report under ~/.flow/commits/.
• Use that report directly:

f fix ~/.flow/commits/<report>.md

This replaces manual “copy f commit output into Codex and ask to address all issues”.

Notes

• Plain f commit already uses the fast lane (--quick) by default. Set quick-default = false only if you want blocking review as the default.
• Async queued Codex reviews now emit commit_queue_review mirror sync events to myflow/gitedit when the reviewed commit is current HEAD (the default f commit --quick flow).
• f reviews-todo codex --all is a workflow alias over commit queue deep review.