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Codex Lite Cc — Productivity skill for Claude Code

Productivity community

A small Claude Code plugin that hands a task to the Codex CLI, runs it once, and prints the result.

How to install Codex Lite Cc

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open vibecodedapps-official/codex-lite-cc and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Codex Lite Cc does

A small Claude Code plugin that hands a task to the Codex CLI, runs it once, and prints the result. It has four commands: ask, review, do, and setup. Every run uses a fixed sandbox. Before any write task, it confirms that the sandbox blocks writes outside the working directory.

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README

codex-lite-cc

A small Claude Code plugin that hands a task to the Codex CLI, runs it once, and prints what it said. Four commands, one entry script, one prompt hook, no daemon, no background jobs of its own.

Install

/plugin marketplace add vibecodedapps-official/codex-lite-cc
/plugin install codex-lite@vibecodedapps-codex-lite

Installs track `main`. Every merge to `main` bumps the version.

Requirements

Node 22 or later.
The Codex CLI on `PATH`, logged in (`codex login`).
On Windows, the standalone install (`codex.exe` on `PATH`) and the npm global install (`npm install -g @openai/codex`, which puts `codex.cmd` on `PATH`) both work. A `codex.exe` on `PATH` is used first. For the npm install the plugin runs the `codex.exe` inside the npm package directly, because a `.cmd` file cannot be started without a shell. Codex installed with pnpm, bun or another package manager is not recognized.
On Windows, Codex's sandbox mode must be set in your Codex config (`~/.codex/config.toml`, or `$CODEX_HOME/config.toml`):
```
[windows]
sandbox = "unelevated"
```
Use `"elevated"` instead if you have admin rights and have accepted Codex's one-time elevated sandbox setup. Without this setting, Codex's sandbox denies every write and every command, even inside the working directory. `do` refuses to run, and `ask` and `review` run with a warning. `/codex-lite:setup` reports the value it found. The plugin also reads `windows.sandbox = "..."` at the top level of the file and `windows = { sandbox = "..." }`.

Commands

Every Codex run gets the same safety flags: `--json --ignore-user-config -c approval_policy="never" -c sandbox_mode=""`. Codex never asks for approval, your Codex config file is not read, and the sandbox mode is set on the command line. No command requests full access. On Windows there is one exception: the plugin reads the `[windows]` `sandbox` value from your Codex config and passes it as `-c windows.san