Pietro Schirano automates Codex goal generation

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Pietro Schirano automates Codex goal generation

AI builder Pietro Schirano has automated his prompt engineering by having OpenAI's Codex write its own goals and spawn sub-agents. Instead of manually specifying tasks, Schirano instructs the coding agent to formulate its own primary objectives and generate goals for each spawned sub-agent.

// ANALYSIS

The best prompt engineering is delegating the prompt engineering to the agent itself. As coding agents become more autonomous, human developers must transition from writing specific instructions to designing multi-agent loops and verification frameworks.

Self-generated context allows agents to decompose complex requirements into prompts that match their own training distributions and reasoning models. Furthermore, hierarchical delegation enables automated goal-generation for spawned sub-agents to execute tasks in parallel without human bottlenecks. Ultimately, developers will transition to higher-level orchestration, spending less time on detailed steps and more on boundary-setting and verification.

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agentopenai-codexagentic-workflowsprompt-engineeringsoftware-engineering

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-06-14

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2026-06-14

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