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Codex skills for audits and safer coding
This repository packages two Codex skills as portable folders under `skills/`. One skill focuses on pre-launch and pre-commit audits, and the other adds safer scope control, debugging, and test focus for coding tasks.
Builders who use Codex and want reusable skills for audits and careful implementation.
You can ask Codex to audit a project before you commit or deploy it, and to handle coding tasks with tighter scope and fewer mistakes.
What it does
Portable skill folders
Each skill lives in its own folder under `skills/`, so you can copy or symlink only the ones you want.
Pre-commit and pre-launch audits
The `wtf` skill checks repository hygiene, secrets, environment variables, database readiness, deployment risks, dead code, and common AI-built app mistakes.
Safer Codex coding guidance
The `better-codex` skill adds scope control, stale-edit prevention, dependency judgment, root-cause debugging, quality-first implementation, focused tests, and concise updates.
Codex invocation examples
The README shows how to trigger the skills in a Codex prompt with `Use $wtf...` and `Use $better-codex...`.
How to get it
- 1Clone the repository and copy the skills you want into the skills directory used by your…
git clone https://github.com/noobnooc/agent.git cd agent mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills cp -R skills/wtf skills/better-codex ~/.codex/skills/
- 2For local development, symlink the skill folders instead of copying them
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills ln -s "$(pwd)/skills/wtf" ~/.codex/skills/wtf ln -s "$(pwd)/skills/better-codex" ~/.codex/skills/better-codex
- 3Invoke a skill by name in a Codex prompt
Use $wtf to audit this project before I commit or deploy it. Use $better-codex to complete this coding task safely and concisely.
README
Agent
Personal Codex agent skills maintained by noobnooc.
This repository keeps each skill as a portable folder under skills/. A skill folder contains a SKILL.md entrypoint and, when useful, agent-specific metadata under agents/.
Skills
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
wtf | Pre-launch and pre-commit audits for fast-moving projects, focused on repository hygiene, secrets, environment variables, database readiness, deployment risks, dead code, and common AI-built app mistakes. |
better-codex | A reliability overlay for Codex coding work: safer scope control, stale-edit prevention, dependency judgment, root-cause debugging, quality-first implementation, focused tests, and concise user updates. |
See skills/README.md for the catalog.
Install
Clone the repository and copy the skills you want into the skills directory used by your agent.
git clone https://github.com/noobnooc/agent.git
cd agent
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
cp -R skills/wtf skills/better-codex ~/.codex/skills/
For local development, symlink the skill folders instead of copying them:
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
ln -s "$(pwd)/skills/wtf" ~/.codex/skills/wtf
ln -s "$(pwd)/skills/better-codex" ~/.codex/skills/better-codex
If your agent reads skills from another directory, copy or symlink the same folders there.
Usage
Invoke a skill by name in a Codex prompt:
Use $wtf to audit this project before I commit or deploy it.
Use $better-codex to complete this coding task safely and concisely.
Structure
skills/
better-codex/
SKILL.md
agents/openai.yaml
wtf/
SKILL.md
agents/openai.yaml
Maintaining Skills
When adding or changing a skill:
- Keep the trigger description in
SKILL.mdspecific enough that agents load it only when useful. - Keep
agents/openai.yamlshort and focused on display metadata and the default prompt. - Update
skills/README.mdwhen the catalog changes.
Files in the repo
- skills
- README.md
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