Awesome Codex Skills
awesome-codex-skills
A set of practical skills for Codex CLI and API from the Composio community: error triage, research, changelogs, CI fixes
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Why this level
- Part of the skills connect the external paid Composio service
- The skills perform actions in your project and services
- No license is stated in the repository
Install
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Manual install
git clone https://github.com/composio-community/awesome-codex-skills.git
cp -r awesome-codex-skills/gh-fix-ci ~/.codex/skills/Copy only the folders you need. Skills with connect lead to the Composio service.
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- Part of the skills connect the external paid Composio service
- The skills perform actions in your project and services
- No license is stated in the repository
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
A Composio community repository with 49 top-level folders, mostly Codex skill folders. By its description these are practical skills for automating workflows in the Codex CLI and API. Examples from the README: sentry-triage, notion-research-documentation, paperjsx, content-research-writer, changelog-generator, file-organizer, gh-fix-ci, create-plan and connect-apps. You copy the folder you need into the Codex skills directory.
Who it is for. For Codex users who need ready skills for everyday tasks: error analysis, notes, changelogs, CI repair.
Good fit when
- You need a Codex skill for a typical work task without writing it from scratch
- You need an example of a well-formed skill to build your own
- You need to connect Codex to services such as Sentry or Notion
Not a fit when
- You need skills with no tie to a paid integration service: part of the set leads to the Composio service
- You need a set with a clear license: the repository states none
Example request
Take the gh-fix-ci skill, find the cause of the failed build in the latest run and suggest a fixLimitations
This is a Composio company repository, and part of the skills (connect, connect-apps, composio-skills) connect its paid integration service. No license is stated in the repository, so rights to the code are not granted by default. Some folder names resemble skills from other public sets: we note this by names and did not check the origin. The README has no general installer, so you copy the needed folder by hand. The repository was last updated on 26.07.2026.
How to disable. Delete the copied skill folders from the Codex skills directory and revoke the access you gave the integration service.
FAQ
What is in the set?
49 folders, mostly Codex skills: Sentry error triage, Notion research, changelogs, file organization, CI fixes and others.
How do I install a skill?
Clone the repository and copy the needed folder into the Codex skills directory. The README has no general installer.
Do I need a Composio account?
For some skills yes: connect and connect-apps connect the Composio service. The others work without it.
What is the license?
No license is stated in the repository.
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