Launch Fakeble from the project you want reviewed:
cd /path/to/project
fakeble .Or pass the project path:
fakeble /path/to/projectCheck setup at any time:
fakeble doctorRepair setup:
fakeble install --yesInside the Pi host pane:
/fakeble Compare the implementation options for this task. Claude should focus on ambiguity, architecture, and failure modes. Codex should focus on repo structure, tests, edge cases, and implementation realism. Cross-review before synthesis.
You can also use plain language:
Run Fakeble on this migration plan. I want independent Claude and Codex reads, a disagreement phase, and a final recommendation with risks and verification steps.
- architecture reviews
- migration plans
- incident diagnosis
- high-risk implementation plans
- design or product decisions where two independent reads are useful
- code review before an expensive change
- one-line shell help
- tiny factual questions
- mechanical edits
- anything where a single direct agent turn is obviously enough
Detach without stopping:
Ctrl-b d
List sessions:
tmux list-sessions | rg '^salon-'Reattach:
tmux attach -t salon-SESSIONKill a stuck session:
tmux kill-session -t salon-SESSIONSALON_HOST_MODEL=openai-codex/gpt-5.4-mini \
SALON_GUEST_EFFORT=low \
SALON_CODEX_EFFORT=low \
fakeble .For bigger reviews, leave defaults alone or set higher effort for guests.
For risky repos, start with review-only prompts:
Do not edit files. Inspect independently, cross-review, then return findings and a recommended implementation plan.
If you want agents to edit, use a branch or worktree and keep the scope narrow.
If you ask Codex or Claude to launch Fakeble, it should stay with the panel until it reaches final synthesis, final review, or a real auth/trust/MFA blocker.
A good assistant should:
- watch the host pane every 30-60 seconds
- confirm each guest received the task and answered
- nudge a Codex pane stuck on
[Pasted Content ...]by sendingEnter - move the host from independent reads to cross-review to synthesis when guests are done
- keep you updated during long runs
That is part of the Fakeble workflow, not optional ceremony.