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Community Plugins

A public, Git-backed marketplace of Codex plugins that developers, prospects, and enterprise teams can inspect before they install. Each plugin is packaged with its manifest, setup guide, tests, and license or third-party notices.

The CDE team stewards this collection of public plugins for enterprise use cases. CDE maintainers review contributions and provide support through repository issues on a best-effort basis; this repository does not provide an enterprise support commitment or service-level agreement.

Inclusion in OpenAI's official Plugins Directory requires a separate review. See OpenAI's plugin packaging docs for the distinction between public directory publishing and repo marketplaces.

Add it to Codex

In Codex, choose Add plugin marketplace and use a repository slug or clone URL, not a raw marketplace.json URL:

Source: tonyloehr/community-plugins
Git ref: main
Sparse paths:
.agents/plugins
plugins

Those two sparse paths load the complete plugin catalog without pulling the top-level test suites or demo media. Package-owned source, contract fixtures, licenses and build receipts remain included. To fetch every repository file, leave Sparse paths blank. To fetch only Grafana Observability, use these two paths instead:

.agents/plugins
plugins/grafana-observability

To fetch only ReviewOps Auditor + Benchmark, use:

.agents/plugins
plugins/reviewops-auditor-benchmark

To fetch only React Native to SwiftUI, use:

.agents/plugins
plugins/react-native-to-swiftui

To fetch only Autodesk Fusion interoperability, use:

.agents/plugins
plugins/autodesk-fusion

Adding a marketplace makes its catalog available to browse. It does not install, enable, or authenticate every plugin. After adding it, install only the plugin you want.

The same flow from the CLI:

# Load the full catalog efficiently.
codex plugin marketplace add tonyloehr/community-plugins \
  --ref main \
  --sparse .agents/plugins \
  --sparse plugins

# Install one plugin from that catalog.
codex plugin add grafana-observability@community-plugins

# Or install the offline ReviewOps package.
codex plugin add reviewops-auditor-benchmark@community-plugins

# Or install the bounded native-migration workflow.
codex plugin add react-native-to-swiftui@community-plugins

# Or install the Fusion interoperability preview (starts in synthetic fixture mode).
codex plugin add autodesk-fusion@community-plugins

If you want a full checkout instead of a sparse one:

codex plugin marketplace add tonyloehr/community-plugins --ref main

The @community-plugins selector comes from the top-level name in the marketplace manifest, not from the GitHub URL. Start a new Codex task after installation so its skills and tools are picked up.

Available plugins

Grafana Observability requires Codex and Node.js 22.19 or newer. Its manifest declares both Read and Write. Write is limited to plugin-owned local audit and evidence files; it does not write to Grafana, datasources, dashboards, services, or deployments.

Its default startup uses a credential-free fixture, so you can verify the install without touching a Grafana instance:

Use $setup-grafana-observability to check the fixture profile and available packs.

ReviewOps Auditor + Benchmark requires Codex and Node.js 22.19 or newer. Its manifest declares only Read; it has no app, MCP server, authentication, network call, model replay, workflow execution, or writeback path. Its first run is also synthetic and credential-free:

Use $normalize-review-runs on the bundled synthetic fixture only. Explain the normalization summary, provenance checks, safety boundaries, and next safe step.

React Native to SwiftUI requires Codex and Node.js 22.19 or newer. Its manifest declares both Read and Write: planning is read-only, while writes are limited to an explicitly approved target directory for one feature slice. It has no app or MCP dependency, does not copy source or assets into the plugin, and does not promise App Store approval. Its first run is a read-only parity-planning prompt:

Use $plan-react-native-port to inspect only the declared React Native feature and propose a SwiftUI parity contract. Do not edit files yet.

Autodesk Fusion requires Codex and Node.js 22.19 or newer. It declares Read and Write for scoped desktop changes, local evidence and configured Autodesk cloud operations. Authentication is ON_USE: the initial synthetic fixture requires no Autodesk account or running Fusion process. Real desktop, cloud and manufacturing use requires the appropriate license, profile, authority and independent qualification; installation grants none of these.

Use $setup-autodesk-fusion to check the synthetic fixture and explain the available connection modes. Do not connect to Autodesk or change a real model.

Copy-paste Codex prompts

Browse before installing:

Add the Git-backed marketplace from tonyloehr/community-plugins at ref main. Use sparse paths .agents/plugins and plugins. List the available plugins and recommend the best fit for this repository, but do not install or authenticate anything yet.

Install one plugin:

If community-plugins is not already configured, add it from tonyloehr/community-plugins at ref main using sparse paths .agents/plugins and plugins/grafana-observability. Install grafana-observability@community-plugins, explain its permissions and authentication policy, and give me the credential-free smoke-test prompt for a new Codex task.

Install ReviewOps without private data:

If community-plugins is not already configured, add it from tonyloehr/community-plugins at ref main using sparse paths .agents/plugins and plugins/reviewops-auditor-benchmark. Install reviewops-auditor-benchmark@community-plugins, explain its read-only offline boundary, and give me the synthetic-fixture smoke-test prompt for a new Codex task.

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