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Isolated experiments with local models using a Codex CLI configuration
A post recommends running isolated evaluations of local models with the Codex CLI, using a configuration that disables tool-calling so that the results can be shared.
According to the post, published on November 4, 2026 and archived in Radar, the recommendation is to run isolated experiments with local models through the Codex CLI. The configuration files disable tool-calling, meaning the model has no access to tools that could change the result, which makes runs reproducible and shareable. The author points to a configuration file in the lm_understand-logs repository, described as a reproducible harness for evaluating local models without access to tools.
To verify, consult the original post and the cited repository, and check the Codex CLI version and the file parameters before reproducing the run. Rota Nacional does not host this harness or run local models, so the link to the platform is only indirect. If you use an AI assistant to study the material, do not paste credentials, customer personal data or production logs; remove such data first and prefer generic configuration snippets.
Original source: Execução de experimentos isolados com modelos locais via configuração do Codex CLI