Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use the local Claude CLI as a second-opinion reviewer for briefs, plans, architecture, and code, then selectively incorporate its feedback. Use when the user invokes $claude-review or asks for an Opus or Claude review.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Coordinate multiple Codex instances across machines. Use when a machine needs to check for, discuss, decide, or act on work shared with another Codex instance.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Draft Brandon's daily Achievements, Priorities, and Obstacles update from direct notes, git history and the dirty tree, Google Calendar, Gmail, and optional Jira project context. Use when Brandon asks to draft today's APO, write a standup or daily project update, revise an APO, or summarize what he delivered today.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Rewrite a substantial section or complete document based on a freshly written outline, then as a second pass, harvest worthwhile material from the original version. Use for substantive rewrites, redrafts, restructures, or rewrite-from-scratch requests. Do not use for proofreading, copyediting, formatting, translation…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use the shared codex-agents Plasmite pool to send messages between Codex agents, read recent messages, or wait for incoming messages. Works from the machine serving the pool or a configured remote machine.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert Markdown into polished, branded Strike Valley Studio DOCX documents that remain editable in Pages or Word. Use when the user wants a consultancy-style report, proposal, memo, or assessment from Markdown, especially when cover design, bullet fidelity, TOC layout, page furniture, or Pages compatibility matter.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Control and automate a VMware Fusion Windows VM from Codex running on the Mac host. Use for Windows commands, files, builds, tests, VM lifecycle, native Windows UI, screenshots, Windows login and UAC prompts, and delegation to Codex inside the VM.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extract the text of one or more X/Twitter posts or tweets, especially when the user wants only the post content and the page must be read through an authenticated Chrome session.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: