Skill Claude CodeCodex
General conventions when creating an application design.
not rated 80 25d ago A 10 tokens
GPL-3.0
architecture
02Skill Claude CodeCodex
General practices to consider when setting up a new application or enhancing it structurally.
not rated 80 25d ago A 17 tokens
GPL-3.0
coding
03Skill Claude CodeCodex
General practices to consider when writing code.
not rated 80 25d ago A 9 tokens
GPL-3.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to set-up the skeleton of a new application.
not rated 80 25d ago A 13 tokens
GPL-3.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Important conventions on how to author and work on tasks.
not rated 80 25d ago A 14 tokens
GPL-3.0
testing
06Skill Claude CodeCodex
General practices when writing and executing tests.
not rated 80 25d ago A 9 tokens
GPL-3.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Structured development workflows for AI-assisted coding. Use when starting new features, fixing bugs, following TDD, refactoring code, or any development task that benefits from planning and structure. Activate it when users mention to build, enhance or fix code.
not rated 80 25d ago A 57 tokens
GPL-3.0
workflows
08MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
A Model Context Protocol server that acts as an intelligent conversation state manager and development guide for LLMs, featuring comprehensive long-term memory with persistent project artifacts. Runs locally from the @codemcp/workflows npm package.
not rated 80 25d ago A
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GPL-3.0
knowledge
09Skill Claude CodeCodex
Gives you access to documentation and knowledge bases, allowing you to query and retrieve information from them. Perfect for when you need to understand APIs, libraries or specific concepts.
not rated 5 23d ago A 36 tokens
original MIT
knowledge
10MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
A Model Context Protocol server for agentic knowledge guidance with web-based documentation loading and intelligent search instructions. Runs locally from the @codemcp/knowledge npm package.
not rated 5 23d ago A
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original MIT
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