Khuym Skills plugin
A Codex plugin of five independent meta-skills and one tldraw skill: improves prompts, goals, research, plans and commits.
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Why this level
- The smart-commits skill creates commits and pushes them when a destination exists.
- tldraw-api works with the local Canvas API and writes diagram files.
Install
- Works in
Manual install
Clone the repository, add `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` as a local Codex marketplace and install the `khuym` plugin.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The smart-commits skill creates commits and pushes them when a destination exists.
- tldraw-api works with the local Canvas API and writes diagram files.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Khuym is a Codex plugin with no required chain, onboarding, state directory or approval gates. Each skill is invoked on its own when needed. `prompt-leverage` turns a weak request such as "make the API faster" into a prompt with objective, context, verification and done criteria. `goal-griller` asks one question at a time and takes a fuzzy idea to a verifiable goal for autonomous `/goal` work. `xia` prepares a research brief with evidence labels from local code, upstream patterns and official docs. `sequence-execution-plan` builds a Now, Next, Later plan with dependencies and risks. `smart-commits` splits changes into a clean stack of intent-based commits. `tldraw-api` creates and edits tldraw diagrams through the local Canvas API without mouse automation. The plugin installs as a local Codex marketplace from `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json`. For other tools `scripts/sync-skills.sh --target claude` mirrors the skills into the Claude directory.
Who it is for. Codex users who want small independent skills for task setup, research, planning and clean commits.
Good fit when
- The request is vague and has no goal, verification or done criteria.
- An idea for `/goal` is still fuzzy and needs guided questions.
- Before adding an unfamiliar feature such as passkeys a brief with sources is needed.
- Accumulated changes must be split into a clear commit stack.
Not a fit when
- You need one process with tasks, hand-offs and approval gates: the plugin intentionally does not impose one.
- You work without Codex and without mirroring the skills into your tool.
- You need a diagram from another editor: the skill is built for tldraw.
Example request
Improve this prompt through prompt-leverage: "Make the API faster".Limitations
No license file was found in the repository, so ask the author about the terms before using it in a project. The `xia` research skill lists Exa and DeepWiki as optional search paths and continues with others when they are unavailable. `tldraw-api` needs a running local Canvas API with authentication. `smart-commits` creates commits and pushes when a destination exists, so review the result before sending. The last commit dates from November 2026.
How to disable. Remove the `khuym` plugin from Codex and the local marketplace. Skill mirrors created by `scripts/sync-skills.sh` are removed by hand or by rerunning the script without the stale links.
FAQ
How do I install Khuym in Codex?
Clone the repository, add `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` as a local Codex marketplace and install the `khuym` plugin. Restart Codex if needed.
Do the skills have to be called in order?
No, there is no required chain: each is invoked when it helps and combined only when needed.
How do I use the skills in Claude Code?
Run `bash scripts/sync-skills.sh --target claude`: the canonical skill directories are mirrored into the Claude directory.
What does xia give?
A brief with evidence labels: reading local code and versions, patterns from other projects and current official docs.
Can I preview the sync?
Yes, `bash scripts/sync-skills.sh --target all --dry-run` changes nothing and shows the actions.
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README in short
Six independent skills in a Codex plugin: prompt, goal, research, work order, commits and tldraw diagrams, with no imposed process.