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@usecoil/skill-codex

v0.1.5

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Codex skill package for Coil agent workflows

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Keywords

coilcodexagentslead-generation

Readme

Coil Codex Skill

Installable Codex skill package for Coil agent workflows.

The command below is the exact install form for this immutable package. Confirm registry availability against the reviewed release manifest before use. It verifies the installed CLI and installs the compatible @usecoil/cli package when coil is not already available:

npx --yes @usecoil/[email protected] --base-url https://www.usecoil.com
coil config set-base-url https://www.usecoil.com --profile prod
printf '%s' "$COIL_API_KEY" | coil auth login --profile prod --key -
coil --profile prod agent-context --json

On PowerShell, authenticate without putting the key in an argument:

$env:COIL_API_KEY | coil auth login --profile prod --key -
coil --profile prod agent-context --json

The installer copies the coil-api skill into ~/.codex/skills/coil-api and copies API references into ~/.codex/coil-references.

Authentication is intentionally handled by the Coil CLI:

printf '%s' "$COIL_API_KEY" | coil auth login --profile prod --key -
coil --profile prod agent-context --json
$env:COIL_API_KEY | coil auth login --profile prod --key -
coil --profile prod agent-context --json

An optional base URL can be passed to the installer without writing authentication secrets:

npx --yes @usecoil/[email protected] --base-url https://www.usecoil.com

Do not configure COIL_ORG_ID; Coil API keys are organization-scoped and the CLI discovers org context from the authenticated API.

The package is proprietary (UNLICENSED) and targets Codex only. Separate runtime-native distributions are prepared for Claude Code and Hermes Agent; the OpenClaw distribution is a ClawHub skill. All runtimes use the same public JSON CLI and should keep COIL_API_KEY in their runtime secret manager.