Codex Plugins
Official plugins from the OpenAI Codex Marketplace — Figma, GitHub, Notion, Sentry, Linear, Stripe, Gmail, Canva, Netlify, and more.
27 plugins in this category
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Development
Productivity
Business
ATeam
Multi-Agent
Multi-agent specialist pipeline for the full development lifecycle in Codex — Researcher, PM, Architect, Dev, QA and Reviewer working in sequence.
Blueprint
Planning
Convert natural-language specifications into formal blueprints with testable acceptance criteria before any code is written.
Box
★ 893
Search and reference your documents, contracts, and files stored in Box. Find relevant documents, read file contents, and surface knowledge from your Box workspace without downloading anything.
Build iOS Apps
★ 893
Build, refine, and debug iOS apps with SwiftUI and Xcode workflows. Codex gains deep knowledge of iOS patterns, SwiftUI components, Xcode project structure, and App Store submission.
Build Web Apps
Full-Stack
★ 893
End-to-end web application development plugin for Codex — UI, React, deployment, payments and databases all covered in one official OpenAI bundle.
Canva
★ 893
Search Canva templates, create designs, and edit existing assets from Codex. Generate social graphics, presentation slides, and marketing materials through natural language.
Cloudflare
Cloud
★ 893
Cloudflare platform guidance with official MCP for Codex — deploy Workers, manage storage, and build edge-native applications.
Figma
Design-to-Code
★ 893
Design-to-code workflows for OpenAI Codex — read Figma frames, create Code Connect mappings, and generate project-specific design system rules.
Game Studio
★ 893
Design, prototype, and ship browser games with Codex. Provides specialized guidance for game architecture, physics, rendering with Canvas/WebGL, and publishing — purpose-built for web game development.
GitHub
Version Control
★ 893
Full GitHub integration for OpenAI Codex — triage PRs, manage issues, monitor CI, and automate publish workflows from a single plugin.
Gmail
★ 893
Read and manage Gmail from Codex — search, draft, send, label and organise emails from the agent without switching to a browser.
Google Calendar
★ 893
Manage Google Calendar events and schedules. Create events, check availability, reschedule meetings, and get daily summaries — all from within Codex.
Google Drive
File Management
★ 893
Work across Google Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides from Codex — read, create and update documents in your workspace without leaving the agent.
Hugging Face
★ 893
Inspect models, datasets, and Spaces on Hugging Face. Search for pre-trained models, read model cards, compare metrics, and explore datasets — all from within Codex.
Jam
★ 893
Screen record with context — capture your screen alongside console logs, network requests, and device info, then share a Jam link that gives Codex everything it needs to reproduce and fix the bug.
Linear
Project Management
★ 893
Issue, project and workflow management for Codex — create issues, update status, and triage sprints from natural-language Codex commands.
Netlify
★ 893
Deploy projects, manage sites, and track release history on Netlify from Codex. Trigger deploys, review build logs, configure redirects, and manage environment variables without leaving your session.
Notion
Knowledge Management
★ 893
Notion workspace integration for Codex — create and edit pages, manage databases, capture meeting notes and knowledge from agent sessions.
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About Codex Plugins
Codex Plugins are official and community integrations available through the OpenAI Codex Marketplace. They extend Codex's capabilities by giving it direct access to the tools developers use daily: Figma for design specs, GitHub for pull requests and issues, Notion for documentation, Sentry for error tracking, Linear for task management, Stripe for payment context, Gmail for email drafting, Canva for visual assets, and Netlify for deployment status. Like other plugin ecosystems based on MCP, Codex plugins allow the agent to take real actions in connected services — not just read information, but create issues, trigger deploys, or send messages. The Marketplace is curated and growing; checking it regularly will surface new integrations as they become available for your specific stack.