ogxo plugins

Marketplace for ogxo tools in Claude Code, Grok Build, and Codex.

Install

The recommended way is the ogxo bundle: one plugin that installs the rest.

claude plugin marketplace add ogxo-io/plugins
claude plugin install ogxo@ogxo

It installs every plugin in the table below except three, which you add by name when you want them: thryx needs a ThryX account and its MCP server, added with /thryx:connect; thryx-tasks is a ThryX panel that needs thryx; and ogxo-format reformats every file Claude edits. When a plugin joins the set, updating the bundle installs it. Updating the bundle does not update the plugins it already installed, because Claude Code updates each plugin on its own; see Update. To remove everything, uninstall ogxo@ogxo and then run claude plugin prune. ogxo-statusline turns on with /ogxo-statusline:setup.

To pick plugins yourself instead, install them by name:

claude plugin marketplace add ogxo-io/plugins
for plugin in ogxo-git ogxo-review thryx; do
  claude plugin install "$plugin@ogxo"
done

Or use the install script, which adds the marketplace (or updates it when it's already added) and installs or updates each plugin. --all installs the bundle; --include-thryx and --include-format add those two on top.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ogxo-io/plugins/main/install.sh | bash -s -- --list
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ogxo-io/plugins/main/install.sh | bash -s -- ogxo-git ogxo-review
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ogxo-io/plugins/main/install.sh | bash -s -- --all

install.sh only runs claude plugin commands and needs jq; read it before piping it to bash.

Codex

Add the marketplace once:

codex plugin marketplace add ogxo-io/plugins

Install an individual plugin by its name from the table below:

codex plugin add <plugin>@ogxo

For example:

codex plugin add ogxo-git@ogxo
codex plugin add thryx@ogxo

To install the collection directly:

for plugin in ogxo-git ogxo-review ogxo-debug ogxo-decide ogxo-design ogxo-guards ogxo-specialists ogxo-statusline ogxo-route; do
  codex plugin add "$plugin@ogxo"
done

Start a new Codex session after installation. Each plugin now has an explicit
Codex manifest. Claude commands and agent procedures are exposed as Codex
skills with native tool instructions; they do not register Claude agent types.
Current support:

CI checks every package's Codex manifest, versions, and skill paths
(tests/codex-plugins.sh). Loading through Codex's own plugin reader, including
skill and hook discovery, is a manual check against an installed Codex CLI:
bash tests/codex-plugins.sh --runtime. Either check verifies package loading; individual browser,
GitHub, and worker workflows still depend on the tools and permissions of the
session. The layouts and hook interfaces follow the
OpenAI plugin packaging documentation.

ThryX ships Codex skills for connection, replanning, releases, product
management, working tickets, and running a board. Ask "connect ThryX workspace ogxo"
to configure its MCP server; set the token outside the chat in Codex's
environment. See the ThryX README.
install.sh and the bundle instructions above use Claude Code.

Update

Auto-update is off by default for third-party marketplaces like this one, so refresh the catalog, then update each installed ogxo plugin (jq lists them):

claude plugin marketplace update ogxo
for id in $(claude plugin list --json | jq -r '.[].id | select(endswith("@ogxo"))' | sort -u); do
  claude plugin update "$id"
done

To update one plugin, run claude plugin update <plugin>@ogxo. Running the install script again with the same plugin names also refreshes the catalog and updates them, and install.sh --all updates the bundle and every ogxo plugin you have installed.

From inside a Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace update ogxo
/plugin

In the /plugin panel, open the Installed tab, press Enter on each ogxo plugin, and choose Update now. Closing the panel runs /reload-plugins for you. To update them all at once instead, run the shell loop as one line with the ! prefix, then /reload-plugins:

! claude plugin marketplace update ogxo && for id in $(claude plugin list --json | jq -r '.[].id | select(endswith("@ogxo"))' | sort -u); do claude plugin update "$id"; done
/reload-plugins

An open session keeps the versions it loaded: run /reload-plugins in it to apply an update made from your shell, or start a new session. To have Claude Code update the plugins itself, run /plugin, open the Marketplaces tab, select ogxo, and choose Enable auto-update.

Plugins

Plugins backed by a product (an MCP server or binary) pin to a release tag and
commit sha in that product's repository. Content-only plugins — skills, agents,
and commands with no product behind them — are vendored here under plugins/.

The live board

/ogxo-route:dashboard opens a live page of everything a session is doing: the agents it dispatched and on which model, their tool calls, failed calls with their errors, tokens and list-price cost per worker, and, with ogxo-statusline installed, how much of your plan's 5-hour and weekly windows is left. It works in Claude Code and Grok Build, and both hosts' sessions share one hub. /ogxo-route:dashboard serve makes it reachable over HTTP on this machine. Details are in the ogxo-route README.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Each vendored plugin ships its own copy.