Herramientas

Creates, edits and validates reproducible Python and SQL Jupyter notebooks: organizes cells as reports or tutorials, checks conclusions against actual output and reruns top to bottom before handoff. Maintained by OpenAI in the Data Analytics plugin of openai/plugins.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin marketplace (openai-curated) with 60+ plugins such as Figma, Notion, GitHub, Stripe and Vercel, each bundling skills, MCP servers and app connections into one install.

MagicPath's official Codex plugin from OpenAI's plugin marketplace: search and install UI components from MagicPath canvases, apply team themes, and move interfaces from local code onto the canvas to keep iterating. Needs a MagicPath account and Node.js.

Remotion's official Codex plugin (OpenAI marketplace) for making videos in React code: 12 skills covering project setup, animation and effects, captions, maps, preview and rendering. Free for individuals, nonprofits and companies up to 3 people; bigger companies need a license.

Security scans for a whole repo or for changes like PRs and commits, with threat modeling, vulnerability triage, fixes and re-verification; reports export to JSON, SARIF and more. OpenAI's official Codex plugin; requires Codex Security access.

OpenAI's official set of 18 web data visualization skills: chart selection and critique, D3, Canvas, Three.js, maps, statistical uncertainty, live dashboards, Gantt charts, UML and scrollytelling. Ships with a Codex plugin; installed alone, the plugin-level references are missing.

Turns a Notion PRD or feature spec into an implementation plan page and tasks, flagging open questions and linking spec, plan and tasks while tracking progress. From OpenAI's official plugin repo (developer: Notion); needs the Notion MCP connected.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin that turns early product ideas, live pages or screenshots into interactive prototypes, proposing a few visual directions before building. Also reviews user flows, researches user pain points and checks accessibility issues.

Build with OpenAI best practices inside Codex: call the OpenAI API, build and deploy agents with the Agents SDK, create ChatGPT apps and prepare submission materials, and create API keys directly. Maintained by OpenAI; Codex only.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin for adding the OpenAI Ads measurement pixel and optional Conversions API (CAPI) to a website, with local validation scripts plus key and deduplication guidance. Needs the site's source and an OpenAI Ads account; review manually before launch.

Figma's Codex plugin in OpenAI's official marketplace: implements UI from designs, generates Code Connect mappings, and creates or updates pages, component libraries, FigJam diagrams and slides in Figma. Needs a connected Figma account.

Lets agents operate Home Assistant: control devices, query state and history, create and debug automations and edit dashboards, with 80+ tools. Community-maintained (unofficial); requires your own Home Assistant instance, and running via uvx needs a long-lived access token.

Anthropic's reference implementation for finding and fixing vulnerabilities: Claude Code skills for threat modeling, static scanning, triage and patching, plus an autonomous recon-to-patch pipeline (C/C++ memory bugs by default; needs Docker and gVisor). No longer maintained.

Manage Kubernetes clusters in natural language: translates intent into kubectl operations and runs them, and can serve as an MCP server for other agents. Uses Gemini by default (API key required) and also supports OpenAI and local models. Maintained by Google Cloud.

Adds a lightweight interactive WebGL globe with the cobe library: canvas sizing for device pixel ratio, location markers, rotation in onRender, resize handling and teardown, for plain pages or React/Next.js hero sections.

Tw93's lean pack of engineering-habit skills: /think to pressure-test plans, /hunt for root causes, /check to review diffs, /ui for frontend interfaces, /write to polish Chinese and English prose, and more (8 skills). Works with both Claude Code and Codex.

Open-source LLM evaluation platform: one opencompass command picks the model and datasets and runs the evaluation across hundreds of benchmarks. Works with local Hugging Face models and API models, with vLLM and LMDeploy for faster inference.

Helps the agent add or debug web animations with GSAP: tweens, timelines and position parameters, easing, stagger and ScrollTrigger pin and scrub, plus fixes for jank, cleanup with gsap.context() in React and refreshing after images load.

Gives the agent three exact Tailwind arbitrary-value shadow utilities (sm, md, lg) for layered, neutral elevation on cards, controls, popovers and hero media, with rules against mixing them with default shadows, tinting or stacking.

Adds scroll-reveal animations that fire when elements enter the viewport, using an IntersectionObserver snippet plus keyframes and a Tailwind arbitrary animation class; tune threshold, rootMargin, duration, delay and play-once behavior.

Reveals headings and short copy word by word through an overflow mask as they scroll into view, using GSAP ScrollTrigger and a split helper that avoids the paid SplitText plugin, with aria-label, reduced-motion support and React cleanup.

Converts raster images like JPG and PNG to SVG, handling color tracing, black-and-white line art and unevenly lit scans, for vectorizing logos, illustrations and old drawings. The CLI is a 1.0 preview installed with cargo (needs Rust); a desktop app is also available.

General guidance for building UI with Tailwind CSS: responsive and state variants, dark mode, sparing arbitrary values, components before @apply, and pitfalls such as dynamically built class names missing in production, with button and hero examples.

Builds seamless infinite marquees for logos, testimonials, screenshots or tags by duplicating the item sequence and translating the track from 0 to -50%, with stable widths, faded edges, optional hover pause and reduced-motion handling.