Find and inspect skills
Search by capability, list skills in a source repository, inspect names, files, license, scripts, dependencies, and recent changes.
Codex Skills with NPX help you discover, inspect, install, update, and remove Agent Skills through the open skills command-line ecosystem. Download the skill for using npx skills commands safely, choosing project or global scope, targeting Codex, selecting individual workflows, and reviewing what will be added before activation.
task: complete npx skill installation task
inspect:
- requirements and context
- existing standards
- failure and edge cases
verify: outputs + checks + handoffThe open skills CLI can find and install skills from Git repositories and local paths, target specific agents, select individual skills, and manage updates.
This skill helps Codex resolve the source, inspect available folders, choose Codex and the correct scope, review files, run the command, and verify discovery without treating every package as trusted.
Search by capability, list skills in a source repository, inspect names, files, license, scripts, dependencies, and recent changes.
Choose source, skill selectors, Codex target, project or global scope, copy or symlink method, and interactive or non-interactive flags.
Run the approved command, inspect created folders, confirm SKILL.md frontmatter, test discovery, and check explicit or implicit invocation.
Check and apply updates, preserve local modifications, compare upstream changes, remove unwanted skills, and troubleshoot links or paths.
The steps keep context, implementation, and verification visible so the result can be reviewed and repeated.
Identify the capability, source, specific skill names, target agent, project or user scope, and whether local editing is expected.
List available skills and review the repository, license, files, scripts, dependencies, install behavior, and update model.
Target Codex explicitly, install only selected skills, avoid unattended flags until the source and destination are confirmed, and preserve existing folders.
Inspect installed content, confirm discovery, invoke representative tasks, and document how updates or removal will be handled.
The workflow adjusts to the project, audience, tools, and risk while preserving the same quality standard.
Use search and list commands to find relevant workflows and compare sources before installation.
Add editable or shared skills to the current repository for team use and version control.
Install carefully selected personal workflows that should be available across projects.
Check updates, compare changes, preserve adaptations, repair links, and remove skills that are no longer needed.
Start with one defined outcome and provide the source material, constraints, and checks that matter.
These skills are designed for people who need dependable npx skill installation work with a visible process.
Install community workflows without memorizing every command or destination.
Inspect sources and add only the workflows relevant to a project.
Use project installs, version control, reviews, and documented update procedures.
Test how repositories are discovered, selected, copied, linked, updated, and removed.
NPX executes packages, and installed skills may include scripts or instructions. Review the package source and target paths, avoid untrusted unattended commands, protect existing files, and never assume popularity proves safety.
Install the complete skill folder and add the project-specific context before beginning.
Keep SKILL.md with discovery, command construction, review, installation, verification, update, and removal guidance.
Use the approved local runtime and check the skills CLI source and command before execution.
Decide project or global installation, target Codex explicitly, and select only the required skills.
Inspect the source repository and the installed files, then test discovery and invocation in Codex.
Practical answers about capabilities, limits, setup, and review.
It runs the open skills CLI package so you can find, install, update, and remove Agent Skills.
Yes. Use the skill-selection option after listing the available skills and confirming the exact name.
Project scope keeps skills with one repository. Global or user scope makes selected skills available across projects.
Only after you have reviewed the source, exact skills, target agent, destination, and overwrite behavior.
No. The CLI transports files. You still need to inspect instructions, scripts, dependencies, license, and behavior.
Clear context. Purposeful work. Relevant checks. A result others can understand.