Tools

OpenAI's official Codex plugin that guides sequencing analysis from BCL/FASTQ: QC, RNA-seq differential expression, single-cell, variant calling and metagenomics, favoring nf-core and other public pipelines with reproducible run logs. Checks for local tools first. Research use only.

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.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin that uses the Gmail connector to search mail, read threads, draft replies and tidy your inbox. The plugin bundles no extra skills; authorize your Google account in Codex.

Builds, refactors and debugs ChatGPT apps with the OpenAI Apps SDK: plans tools, scaffolds the MCP server and UI widgets, and checks the work against official docs. Maintained by OpenAI; formerly chatgpt-apps in openai/skills.

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.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin with 18 skills to choose, design, build, test and export web charts, maps, dashboards, Gantt charts and UML, using D3, Vega-Lite and Three.js with attention to accessibility and responsiveness. Codex only.

Tests and debugs a locally running frontend with Codex's Browser plugin or Playwright: checks blank pages, framework and console errors, captures screenshots, re-verifies after fixes and writes a QA report. Maintained by OpenAI; formerly playwright-interactive in openai/skills.

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.

Command-line email client supporting IMAP, SMTP, JMAP, Gmail and Microsoft Graph, with multiple accounts and --json output, so agents can check, search, compose and send mail. A first-run wizard auto-detects your mailbox settings.

A more intuitive find-and-replace tool than sed: uses JavaScript/Python-style regex syntax, supports literal string mode and in-place file edits, which suits agents doing bulk text rewrites.

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.

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.

Hands your current browser session to the agent through a Chrome extension: read console logs and network requests, take screenshots, and run Lighthouse performance, accessibility and SEO audits without signing in again.

Converts and two-way syncs Jupyter notebooks with plain Python scripts or Markdown, so agents can edit research and teaching notebooks like ordinary text and diffs stay readable. Needs a local Python environment; install with pip.

Turns any folder into a Markdown task board: Claude Code or Codex break work into tasks with acceptance criteria for review before coding, managed from the terminal or a browser board. Works without Git for personal plans too. Runs locally with no account; needs Node.js or Homebrew.

Cleans a LaTeX project before arXiv submission: removes comments, auxiliary files and unused .tex files and images, and can compress images, so internal notes are not published with the source. From Google Research; installable with Homebrew on macOS.

Uses a Figma plugin and a local WebSocket server so agents can read and directly edit designs: create frames and text, adjust auto layout and styles, and replace copy in bulk. Requires Bun; now maintained by Grab.

Python library and CLI for extracting main web content: fetches pages, crawls via sitemaps and RSS feeds, strips headers, footers and other noise, and outputs TXT, Markdown, JSON, XML and more with metadata. Also processes downloaded HTML offline.

Turns a fuzzy UI idea into a design-first prompt spec for UI generation: goal, format, layout, type system, color, imagery, exact copy, constraints and negative prompt, then iterates by changing one variable at a time.

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.

Implements 2D physics interactions with Matter.js: a minimal Engine, Render and Runner setup with bodies, optional mouse drag constraints and SPA cleanup steps, asking about canvas size and renderer when specs are missing.

Creates a layered progressive blur at the top or bottom edge of the viewport by stacking backdrop-filter layers with gradient masks, with ready-to-paste HTML and CSS and knobs for height, blur steps, direction and z-index.

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.