Slack -> codex cloud -> github -> fix -> create a PR

Hey guyz I have built a workflow using hermes agent : App bug report → Slack → Agent → multi-agent workflow → PR.
Hermes worked, but low context caused hallucinations.

Then I tried Vercel’s eve agent based Foreman framework . It fixed issues accurately, but the huge context/input tokens made each run cost $7–8+.

Now exploring Slack → Codex → GitHub as a cheaper approach. can you guyz tell me if anyone has tried this? its pro’s con’s and issue if anyone has faced it?

I can definitely vouch for this part! :smile:

(sounds like a fun project btw!)

You could also stick GitHub Copilot on the end to review the PR, but only after CI has cleared (to save wasted reviews)

What’s your view on this approach?
Slack / GitHub Issue → Codex picks it up → fixes it in Codex Cloud → creates a PR → CI passes → Copilot reviews the PR.
Do you think this is achievable? Haha :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Yes very achievable. Just make sure the initial bug report has sufficient context. That might be a weak point.

Also it relies on perfect CI standards including extremely good test coverage.

I still think it might be worth having human oversight in this workflow.

Yeah, we’ve already added a dedicated human-in-the-loop popup to enrich each bug report with additional context, so context shouldn’t be the main issue here.

I previously had this working with Vercel EVE / Foreman, with separate subagents for analysis, implementation, and review. The main issue was that it made a lot of repo searches and used multiple agents, and so many instruction files with each one’s dedicated sandbox so the cost was so high due to only API key support

Since EVE doesn’t support Codex/Claude OAuth, I’m exploring Slack /GitHub Issue → Codex Cloud → PR → CI → Copilot review, so I can use my existing subscription instead. Do you think this approach makes sense?

If you are automating this and its essentially human account agnostic (from a process perspective), so long as this is a Business account I see no issue, but be careful using a Personal account as that may cross a ToU boundary.

No i have checked with their official ToU’s but i don’t think it is crossing the boundary.but still i’ll double check
Thanks man