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codex-marketplace

v0.2.1

Published

Install Codex plugins from GitHub into project or global scope.

Readme

codex-marketplace

Install Codex plugins from GitHub with a single npx command.

Usage

npx codex-marketplace add openai/plugins --plugins
npx codex-marketplace add openai/plugins/plugins/figma --plugin

If you omit --project and --global, the CLI prompts for scope interactively.

Commands

codex-marketplace add <owner/repo> --plugins
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo>/plugins/<name> --plugin
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo> --skills
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo>/skills/<name> --skill
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo> --hooks
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo>/hooks/<name> --hook
codex-marketplace add <owner/repo> --hook
codex-marketplace remove <name> --project
codex-marketplace remove <name> --global

Flags

  • --plugin: install one plugin from a root plugin repo or owner/repo/plugins/<name>
  • --plugins: install all plugins from the repository's top-level plugins/
  • --skill: install one skill from owner/repo/skills/<name>
  • --skills: install all skills from the repository's top-level skills/
  • --hook: install one hook package from a root hook repo or owner/repo/hooks/<name>
  • --hooks: install all hook packages from the repository's top-level hooks/
  • --project, -p: write the marketplace into the current directory
  • --global, -g: write the marketplace into your home directory
  • --yes, -y: skip the final confirmation prompt

Full GitHub tree URLs still work and remain the right input when you need to pin a branch, tag, or commit exactly.

Rules

  • Singular flags require an exact artifact path, except --hook also accepts a repository whose root is a hook package.
  • Plural flags only scan the matching top-level folder and do not crawl sibling artifact types.
  • Project installs write scoped marketplace or hook assets into the current repository.
  • Hook installs also enable features.codex_hooks = true in the active Codex config today, including project-scoped hook installs.

Remove

npx codex-marketplace remove my-plugin --project
npx codex-marketplace remove my-plugin --global