Inbox plugin
Plugin for Claude Code, Codex and omp that gathers an agent's questions and findings into one list with quick actions.
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Why this level
- Plugin hooks read the session and send it to a Sonnet model after each reply, and token use grows.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/inboxDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Plugin hooks read the session and send it to a Sonnet model after each reply, and token use grows.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Inbox gives an agent a stable place to put everything that needs your decision: questions, bugs, ideas and tasks. For each item the agent adds ready quick actions and a recommended option. In a long session chat stops being a usable list, and Inbox removes the load of holding all this in your head. The author built the plugin for his own work. The list also has room for latent problems and opportunities the agent would otherwise skip to stay on the current task. Items are marked as blocked, ready or waiting, with the reason. The plugin has versions for Claude Code (terminal and desktop app), Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app and omp in the terminal, each built for its platform. After every Claude reply it calls a Sonnet model twice: to update the list and to write results.
Who it is for. People running long agent sessions who lose track among questions and tasks.
Good fit when
- Ten questions for you piled up in a long session and chat no longer shows which need an answer.
- The agent found a side problem that should be recorded and not lost.
- Each decision calls for a recommendation and a couple of quick answer options.
- Tasks waiting on review and blocked tasks should appear as a list with reasons.
Not a fit when
- Sessions are short and plain chat is enough.
- Token spend is limited; after every reply the plugin makes two Sonnet calls.
- The organization locks hooks in managed settings and the plugin cannot work fully.
Example request
Show my Inbox: what awaits a decision, what is blocked and which action you recommend for each item.Limitations
After every Claude reply the plugin makes two Sonnet calls: about half a cent for the list update and less for writing results, and on a Claude plan this counts toward your limits. Only Sonnet was tested, other models may work but quality was not assessed. In Codex the plugin's hooks must be trusted by hand and trusted again after updates from version 0.164.0. The `/plugin` command does not run in the Claude desktop app, and the plugin does not reach the app's cloud sessions. In an organization with managed settings, without the plugin listed in them some features work differently. omp has a separate install.
How to disable. Remove the plugin through `/plugin` in Claude Code. For updates use `claude plugin marketplace update inbox` and `claude plugin update inbox`.
FAQ
How do I install Inbox in Claude Code?
In a terminal session run `/plugin install inbox --marketplace petekp/inbox`, answer `y` to adding the marketplace and pick a scope. A user-scope install also works in the desktop app.
How do I update the plugin?
Run `claude plugin marketplace update inbox` and `claude plugin update inbox`, then `/reload-plugins` in sessions that are already open.
How much does it cost?
About half a cent per list update after a reply, plus a smaller call for results, at API prices. A detailed table is in the README Cost section.
Which model does it need?
Only Sonnet was tested. By default it takes the newest Sonnet from your providers, with `anthropic` first.
Does Inbox work in the Codex app?
Yes, in the ChatGPT desktop app for Codex, but you must trust the plugin's hooks: Settings, Hooks, Inbox, Trust all.
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README in short
The plugin gathers everything the agent raises for decision into one list with quick actions. It is built for three platforms with the same idea.