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/sol: Claude plans, Sol implements, Claude reviews

A Claude Code skill for multi-model AI coding: Claude writes the task brief and reviews the finished diff, while GPT-6 Sol implements the change through the OpenAI Codex CLI, so the same model never grades its own work.

/sol: Claude plans, Sol implements, Claude reviews

This skill splits coding work across two different models from two different labs so that the model that wrote a change is never the one that approves it. Claude, running as the user's own Claude Code session, writes a brief for the task; GPT-6 Sol, invoked at high reasoning effort through the OpenAI Codex CLI, implements the change and adds tests; Claude then reviews the actual diff, reruns the checks itself, and directs any corrections.

Installation adds the Codex CLI, then the skill through a Claude Code plugin marketplace; roughly fifty other agent hosts, including Cursor, Copilot and Gemini CLI, can install it through a separate skills installer. The authors note that this workflow is slow, citing an eight-minute run for a one-file change.

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