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levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills162 installs

ln-013-config-syncer

Use when installing or verifying this marketplace in Claude and Codex, aligning selected plugins, MCP settings, and Codex execution defaults.

How do I install this agent skill?

npx skills add https://github.com/levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills --skill ln-013-config-syncer
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Is this agent skill safe to install?

  • Gen Agent Trust Hubfail

    This skill automates the configuration and plugin alignment between Claude Code and Codex CLI. It accesses sensitive user configuration files, installs plugins from an external marketplace, and explicitly modifies security settings to disable approval prompts and sandbox restrictions.

  • Socketwarn

    1 alert: gptAnomaly

  • Snykpass

    Risk: LOW · No issues

What does this agent skill do?

Paths: File paths (references/) are relative to this skill directory.

Marketplace and Config Aligner

Type: L3 Worker Category: 0XX Shared

Installs or verifies this repository's marketplace and selected plugins for Claude Code and Codex CLI without making either agent the source of truth for the other. agile-workflow is the default development plugin; optional plugins are installed only when explicitly requested or selected. MCP and Codex policy settings are aligned non-destructively after marketplace health is known.

MANDATORY READ

MANDATORY READ: Load references/coordinator_summary_contract.md, references/environment_worker_runtime_contract.md, and references/worker_runtime_contract.md MANDATORY READ: Load references/agent_skill_roots_contract.md


Input / Output

DirectionContent
InputOS info, disabled flags per agent, targets (claude / codex / both / all), plugins (agile-workflow default, explicit list, or all), dry_run flag, optional auto_install_providers flag, optional runId, optional summaryArtifactPath
OutputStructured summary envelope with payload.status = completed / skipped / error, plus per-target alignment outcomes in changes / detail

If summaryArtifactPath is provided, write the same summary JSON there. If not provided, return the summary inline and remain fully standalone. If runId is not provided, generate a standalone run_id before emitting the summary envelope.

dry_run=true is detection-only: do not register marketplaces, install plugins, edit MCP/Codex config, write .bak files, or auto-install providers. Return planned actions and drift details in the summary.

Runtime

Runtime family: environment-worker-runtime

Phase profile:

  1. PHASE_0_CONFIG
  2. PHASE_1_DISCOVER_STATE
  3. PHASE_2_VERIFY_MARKETPLACE_INSTALLS
  4. PHASE_3_ALIGN_MCP_SETTINGS
  5. PHASE_4_ALIGN_CODEX_POLICY 5a. PHASE_4A_MCP_PROVIDER_CHECK
  6. PHASE_5_WRITE_SUMMARY
  7. PHASE_6_SELF_CHECK

Runtime rules:

  • emit summary_kind=env-marketplace-align
  • standalone runs generate their own run_id and write the default worker-family artifact path
  • managed runs require both runId and summaryArtifactPath and must write the summary to the exact provided path
  • always write the validated summary artifact before terminal outcome

Output Contract

Always build a structured env-marketplace-align summary envelope per:

  • references/coordinator_summary_contract.md
  • references/environment_worker_runtime_contract.md

Payload fields:

  • targets
  • plugin_alignment
  • marketplace_health
  • mcp_alignment
  • mcp_providers
  • codex_execution_defaults
  • status

Config Paths by OS

AgentWindowsmacOS / Linux
Claude (primary)%USERPROFILE%\.claude.json~/.claude.json
Claude (fallback)%USERPROFILE%\.claude\settings.json~/.claude/settings.json
Codex%USERPROFILE%\.codex\config.toml~/.codex/config.toml

Workflow

Discover State -> Verify Marketplace Installs -> Align MCP -> Align Codex Policy -> Verify & Report

Phase 1: Discover State

  1. Read Claude settings:
    • ~/.claude.json (primary) + ~/.claude/settings.json (fallback)
    • extract mcpServers, enabled marketplaces/plugins, and hook state
  2. Read Codex config:
    • ~/.codex/config.toml
    • extract [mcp_servers.*], [marketplaces.*], top-level approval_policy, and top-level sandbox_mode
  3. Inspect repo marketplace surfaces:
    • Claude: .claude-plugin/marketplace.json
    • Codex: .agents/plugins/marketplace.json
    • Codex plugin manifests: plugins/*/.codex-plugin/plugin.json
  4. Resolve plugin selection:
    • always include agile-workflow
    • if plugins=all, include every plugin listed by the marketplace
    • if an explicit list is provided, install agile-workflow plus the requested plugins
    • if interactive and optional plugins are not specified, ask which optional plugins to install
    • if non-interactive and optional plugins are not specified, install or verify only agile-workflow
  5. Display current state table with enabled targets, selected plugins, marketplace health, duplicate-risk findings, and Codex execution-default drift.

Phase 2: Verify Marketplace Installs

For each target where disabled is not true:

TargetExpected install modelVerification
ClaudeNative Claude marketplaceMarketplace is registered through Claude plugin settings and selected plugins resolve from .claude-plugin/marketplace.json
CodexNative Codex marketplaceMarketplace is registered through Codex plugin settings and selected plugins resolve from .agents/plugins/marketplace.json / plugins/*/.codex-plugin/plugin.json

Install policy:

  • Claude marketplace: /plugin marketplace add levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills
  • Claude plugin: /plugin install {plugin}@levnikolaevich-skills-marketplace
  • Codex marketplace: codex plugin marketplace add levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills
  • Codex plugin selection: verify selected plugins exist in .agents/plugins/marketplace.json and plugins/{plugin}/.codex-plugin/plugin.json; if the installed Codex version exposes plugin-level selection only through an interactive native flow, report that exact step instead of fabricating a non-existent CLI command

Rules:

  • If dry_run=true, do not run marketplace add/install commands; report the exact commands that would run.
  • Do not symlink or junction Claude plugin roots into Codex discovery roots.
  • Do not expose both the Claude bridge surface and Codex native surface to the same Codex runtime at once; duplicate skill names are an alignment failure.
  • Do not delete user plugin roots. If duplicate active roots are detected, report the exact paths and ask for explicit cleanup approval.
  • Do not install optional plugins silently.
  • Run node tools/marketplace/validate.mjs when the repo root is available. Report failure as marketplace drift.

Phase 3: Align MCP Settings

MCP settings are aligned by server name. No target is the universal source of truth.

Merge strategy:

  1. Build a union of Claude mcpServers and Codex [mcp_servers.*].
  2. For matching names, preserve target-only fields and update only fields that are semantically equivalent.
  3. For missing servers, add them to the requested target after format conversion.
  4. Create .bak before modifying any config file.
  5. Preserve target-only servers and unrelated config sections.
  6. If dry_run=true, report the merge plan only; do not create .bak files or edit config.

Field mapping:

Semantic fieldClaude JSONCodex TOML
commandcommandcommand
argsargsargs
envenv[mcp_servers.{name}.env]
HTTP URLtype: "http" + urlurl
headersheadershttp_headers

Codex-only fields to preserve: bearer_token_env_var, enabled_tools, disabled_tools, startup_timeout_sec, tool_timeout_sec, enabled, required

Windows implementation note: Config format conversions with regex or backslash escaping MUST use a temporary .mjs script file, not inline node -e or bash heredocs.

Phase 4: Align Hooks and Codex Policy

Claude hooks:

  • Claude hook/style sync remains Claude-only.
  • Do not project Claude hooks into Codex (the wire formats differ).

Codex hooks:

  • Do not project Claude hooks into Codex (the wire formats differ).
  • Do not install product-specific Codex hook shims from this marketplace. Runtime products that need Codex hooks own their own hook scripts, trust model, verification, and service lifecycle.
  • Do not write the legacy [features] codex_hooks = true alias. Current Codex uses the stable hooks feature and the canonical block is pure [hooks.*] TOML.
  • When removing stale hook blocks managed by older setup runs, write a .bak of each edited config.toml before any edit (same policy as the MCP merge).

Codex execution defaults:

Managed Codex defaults for low-friction setup:

approval_policy = "never"
sandbox_mode = "danger-full-access"

Decision logic:

ConditionAction
Codex target disabled: trueSKIP, report disabled
defaults already presentSKIP, report already aligned
one or both keys missing/driftedPatch only top-level managed keys, preserve unrelated keys/tables, create .bak first

Rules:

  • Manage only top-level approval_policy and top-level sandbox_mode.
  • Do not rewrite [windows].sandbox; it is a different Windows-specific knob.
  • Preserve unrelated Codex config sections such as model, projects, notice, [marketplaces.*], and [mcp_servers.*].

Phase 4a: MCP Provider Check

MANDATORY READ: Load references/mcp_provider_requirements.md.

Runs once per project invocation after MCP alignment. Goal: ensure every MCP server referenced in any aligned config has its language-analyzer providers available for the languages the project actually uses.

  1. Enumerate MCP servers. Union of MCP servers across Claude and Codex configs. Deduplicate by name.
  2. Detect project languages. Probe in order, cheapest first: pyproject.toml, package.json, tsconfig.json, Cargo.toml, go.mod, *.csproj. Use mcp__hex-line__inspect_path to probe; do not shell out.
  3. Look up provider requirements. Read references/mcp_provider_requirements.md. For hex-graph, delegate to mcp__hex-graph__install_graph_providers.
  4. Run provider check. Call mcp__hex-graph__install_graph_providers({ mode: "check", path: <project_root> }). Do NOT auto-install unless auto_install_providers=true.
  5. Record result. Write into environment_state.json under mcp_providers.

Phase 5: Verify & Report

Verify:

  • Claude marketplace registration resolves the expected source
  • Codex marketplace registration resolves the expected source
  • Codex native plugin manifests validate against the Claude marketplace
  • No duplicate active Codex skill surfaces point to this repo
  • Codex approval_policy = "never"
  • Codex sandbox_mode = "danger-full-access"
  • MCP targets were merged without deleting target-only settings
Marketplace and Config Alignment:
| Action         | Target | Status                                              |
|----------------|--------|-----------------------------------------------------|
| Marketplace    | Claude | registered; agile-workflow installed               |
| Marketplace    | Codex  | registered; native plugin manifests validated      |
| MCP align      | Claude | 4 servers aligned (0 deleted)                       |
| MCP align      | Codex  | 4 servers aligned (1 new)                           |
| Execution mode | Codex  | approval_policy=never; sandbox_mode=danger-full-access |
| Hooks          | Codex  | skipped (not supported)                             |

Critical Rules

  1. Independent installs. Claude and Codex install skills through their own native marketplace flows.
  2. No agent is the source of truth for another agent's skill installs.
  3. Default plugin set. agile-workflow is installed or verified by default because it contains the development workflow.
  4. Optional plugins are explicit. Install non-default plugins only when requested, selected, or plugins=all.
  5. No project command copying. Do not copy .claude/commands into Codex; project-local commands are host-specific unless represented as marketplace skills/plugins.
  6. Non-destructive merge. Target-only servers and settings are preserved.
  7. No duplicate active surfaces. One runtime must not see the same skill names from both legacy bridge roots and native plugin roots.
  8. No data loss. Real directories at target paths -> warn and skip, never delete blindly.
  9. Backup before write. Create .bak before modifying any config file.
  10. Dry run is read-only. dry_run=true reports planned commands and config changes without mutating user or repo-tracked state.
  11. Respect disabled flags. Skip all operations for disabled agents.
  12. Idempotent. Safe to run multiple times. Already-aligned state is skipped.
  13. Claude and Codex only. Do not add unrelated agent branches.

Anti-Patterns

DON'TDO
Treat Claude as Codex source of truthInstall each agent independently
Symlink .codex/skills to .claude/pluginsUse Codex native marketplace registration
Expose both bridge and native Codex surfaces at onceKeep exactly one active Codex install surface
Install every marketplace plugin by defaultInstall agile-workflow by default and require explicit selection for the rest
Copy project-local .claude/commands to CodexRepresent reusable behavior as marketplace skills/plugins
Overwrite target config from scratchRead -> deep-merge -> backup -> edit
Delete plugin/cache directories automaticallyReport exact cleanup steps and require explicit approval

Definition of Done

  • Claude and Codex target configs discovered
  • Marketplace registrations verified or installed per target
  • agile-workflow verified or installed for enabled targets
  • Optional plugins installed only when explicitly requested or selected
  • dry_run=true performed no marketplace, plugin, config, backup, or provider mutations
  • Skill install surfaces verified without duplicate active roots
  • Codex native plugin manifests validated
  • MCP settings aligned without deleting target-only settings
  • Codex execution defaults aligned or explicitly reported as drift
  • Hooks handled only for supported targets (Claude hooks Claude-only; product-specific Codex hooks are left to the owning runtime)
  • MCP provider check completed or explicitly skipped
  • Structured summary returned
  • Summary artifact written to the managed or standalone runtime path

Version: 2.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-04-14

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