Plugins
Plugins extend a host client with additional workflow features. A plugin may bundle skills, MCP servers, connected apps, commands, or other resources, and its installation format depends on the host. Check the maintainer's setup instructions, version requirements, and requested permissions rather than assuming a plugin for one client works in another.
Client filters use recorded compatibility, not the tools used to build a product. Imported compatibility can reflect an upstream directory's context rather than independent testing. Missing client labels mean unknown, not incompatible. Verify current support with the maintainer; inclusion is not a security review or endorsement.
Recorded for Codex CLI
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Claude Codex Settings
A well-organized, well-written set of plugins covering core developer activities, such as working with common cloud platforms like GitHub, A
Recorded clients: Codex CLI
Imported from awesome-codex-cli · Customize / Plugins
Imported · Not claimed by the maintainer.
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Compound Engineering Plugin
A very pragmatic set of well-designed agents, skills, and commands, built around a discipline of turning past mistakes and errors into lesso
Recorded clients: Codex CLI
Imported from awesome-codex-cli · Customize / Plugins
Imported · Not claimed by the maintainer.
Imported:
Supercov
Codex plugin with two skills: one runs the project's existing tests, measures line, branch and MC/DC coverage and writes tests for the untes
Recorded clients: Codex CLI
Imported from awesome-codex-cli · Customize / Plugins
Imported · Not claimed by the maintainer.
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