Skill Codex
A Codex skill for using the autopilot runtime in its repository. Autopilot is a workflow that guides coding tasks through multiple stages.
Skill Codex
A Codex skill for using the autopilot runtime in its repository. Autopilot is a workflow that guides coding tasks through multiple stages.
Skill Codex
A Codex skill for making autopilot-style Git commits. Git commits are saved checkpoints that record code changes.
Skill Codex
A Codex skill for diagnosing an autopilot project’s engineering health and readiness for use with Codex.
Command Claude Code
A command that starts a separate, non-interactive Claude session to inspect an autopilot repository’s current Git changes.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 5 skills, 4 hooks · 222 tokens together
A collection of five plugins: summarizer, task-notifier, autopilot, writer-skill, and npm-toolkit.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 2 skills · 227 tokens together
A toolkit for publishing npm packages and configuring GitHub Actions, the automation service built into GitHub. It covers OIDC trusted publishing, release automation choices, and workflow configuration.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill, 1 command · 36 tokens together
A tool for summarizing articles, videos, and audio from links, including content in different media formats.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 5 skills · 418 tokens together
A writing package with styles for blog posts, technical documentation, and professional technology blogs, plus a tool for reviewing technical articles.
Plugin Claude Code
A Claude Code hook that sends session status to the Buddy App, where a dock cat reacts to the session.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
A MCP server for downloading videos and converting speech to text. Runs locally from the video-to-text-mcp npm package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
MCP server for managing personal assets (images for blog posts, articles, etc.) in Vercel Blob storage. Runs locally from the assets-store-mcp npm package.
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