Codex Skills

Gives Codex a browser it can control — navigate URLs, extract content, fill forms, and interact with web apps as part of any coding or research task.

Generates polished, user-friendly App Store release notes from Git commit history — formatted for Apple's character limits and optimized to drive update conversions.

A multi-agent debugging skill that spawns parallel investigator agents to hunt bugs from multiple angles simultaneously — dramatically cutting time-to-root-cause on complex issues.

Pulls up-to-date, version-specific documentation from Context7 directly into your Codex prompts — no more hallucinated APIs or outdated snippets.

A curated taste guide for Codex frontend work — teaches when to use grid vs flex, how to handle responsive breakpoints gracefully, and what separates forgettable UIs from memorable ones.

Installs strong frontend design taste into Codex — bold typography, striking color palettes, intentional spacing, and component patterns that look like a real designer's work.

Prevents Codex from truncating long files with '// ... rest of code ...' placeholders — enforces complete, ready-to-paste output every time.

Bridges Codex to Google Gemini's computer-use capabilities — delegate desktop automation tasks and screenshot-based interactions to Gemini from within Codex workflows.

GitHub integration skill for Codex — read issues, create PRs, fetch file contents, and run repo operations directly from your Codex coding session.

Opinionated code style and taste rules that push Codex toward cleaner architecture, more idiomatic patterns, and production-ready output instead of quick-and-dirty solutions.

Elevates Codex's frontend output to luxury-tier aesthetics — refined spacing, sophisticated color palettes, smooth micro-animations, and premium component designs.

Converts design mockups, screenshots, and sketches into production-ready frontend code — Tailwind, plain CSS, or any framework you specify.

A bold design-taste skill that directs Codex toward high-contrast, industrial-brutalist interface aesthetics — thick borders, raw typography, and unapologetically structural layouts.

Specialist debugging skill for Swift and iOS development — understands Xcode error messages, SwiftUI state bugs, and Apple framework edge cases that generic models miss.

Runs a simulated panel of expert reviewers on your code or design decisions — different AI personas debate tradeoffs and return a synthesized recommendation.

A polish-focused skill that teaches Codex to apply micro-improvements — easing curves, hover states, focus rings, loading skeletons — that make interfaces feel noticeably more refined.

A design-philosophy skill that guides Codex toward restraint — fewer elements, more whitespace, cleaner typography, and interfaces that communicate through reduction rather than addition.

A structured planning skill that makes Codex break complex tasks into explicit subtasks with dependencies, estimates, and success criteria before writing a single line of code.