Getting started
This marketplace contains nine plugins for Claude Code and Codex. Plugin definitions and helper scripts are the product; this site documents their workflows.
The current release is v2.0.0. Read the release notes and migration guide before updating an existing co-agent setup that selected Antigravity.
Choose a plugin
| Plugin | Purpose |
|---|---|
| co-agent | Second opinions, decisions, ADRs, and implementation pipelines with peer review. The current host chairs the work. |
| kiro | Delegate implementation and optional reviews to Kiro CLI while the current host owns the plan, verification, and commits. |
| project-init | Initialize project instructions and structure, synchronize documentation, and create ADRs, runbooks, and reference guides for either host. |
| aws-content-plugin | Create web presentations, editable PowerPoint decks, diagrams, documents, workshops, brochures, and portfolio pages. |
| aws-ops-plugin | Diagnose AWS and EKS incidents across compute, networking, identity, observability, storage, databases, analytics, and cost. |
| kiro-power-converter | Convert Claude plugin sources and individual skills into Kiro Powers, including steering, hooks, assets, and MCP configuration. |
| agentcore-creator | Design and test an agent locally, then prepare an AgentCore harness configuration or a generated Runtime application. |
| token-saver | Add concise response guidance while preserving reasoning, verification, complete artifacts, and required report formats. |
| pr-dash | Watch a pull request's CI checks and AI review in a Claude Code pane, or as text in Codex. |
Install
In Claude Code, add the repository marketplace, then install the plugins you need:
/plugin marketplace add Atom-oh/oh-my-cloud-skills
/plugin install aws-content-plugin@oh-my-cloud-skills
In Codex, add this repository's .agents/plugins/marketplace.json as a marketplace source and install from /plugins. Start a new thread after installation. Select the installed skill in the host's skill picker or request the documented workflow in plain English.
The Claude manifests expose agents, skills, commands, and hooks. Codex manifests point to generated skill overlays and host-specific hook/MCP adapters. A Claude command becomes a skill entry in Codex; Claude subagent registration and tool names do not automatically transfer. Every registered plugin provides a Codex package.
Current configuration
Claude marketplace · Codex marketplace
Those manifests and each plugin's source directories define the installed inventory. Generated Codex overlays may expose more skill entries because they wrap Claude commands. Model identifiers, reasoning settings, and context limits come from each plugin's configuration; this site does not maintain a second model catalog.
Shared procedures and assets stay in plugins/. Claude and Codex execution settings are maintained independently under hosts/claude/ and hosts/codex/. Their marketplaces install self-contained packages from packages/claude/ and packages/codex/. Regenerate packages with python3 scripts/sync-codex-plugins.py after editing shared or host sources.
Review and examples
Content output requires the content-review quality gate before publication. Local review hooks are opt-in controls; they do not replace CI checks or repository branch protection. Review findings must be checked against the actual changed files and current configuration.
Demo embeds and downloadable artifacts are frozen examples. Their language, model names, prices, or dated claims illustrate the original output and are not current operational guidance.