CLI tools, skills, agents, hooks, and plugins for enhancing productivity with Claude Code and other coding agents.
# Core package
uv tool install claude-code-tools
# With Google Docs/Sheets extras
uv tool install "claude-code-tools[gdocs]"
# Upgrade an existing installation
uv tool install --force claude-code-toolsThe search engine (aichat search) requires a
separate Rust binary:
- Homebrew (macOS/Linux):
brew install pchalasani/tap/aichat-search - Cargo:
cargo install aichat-search - Pre-built binary:
Releases
(look for
rust-v*)
Install the Claude Code workflow plugin:
claude plugin marketplace add pchalasani/claude-code-tools
claude plugin install workflow@cctools-pluginsInstall the equivalent dynamic workflow plugin for Codex:
codex plugin marketplace add pchalasani/claude-code-tools
codex plugin add dynamic-workflow@cctools-codex-pluginsThe Codex plugin installs independently: it does not require the Python
claude-code-tools package or an npm install. Node.js 20 or newer and Codex
CLI 0.136.0 or newer are required for callbacks. Version 0.136.0 is the first
compatible CLI release for this callback protocol. Codex still marks the app
server and remote TUI interfaces as experimental, so those surfaces may evolve.
The plugin can notify the originating Codex thread through Codex's shared app
server after a detached workflow finishes. Callback preflight also rejects a
stale connected server.
The optional Python package makes that callback setup a single command:
codex-dynamic
# Or continue the latest conversation:
codex-dynamic resume --lastcodex-dynamic starts or reuses the local app server and then hands the
terminal directly to Codex. After a plugin or Codex upgrade, the next launch
automatically starts a fresh server generation; existing sessions and workflow
callbacks stay connected to their old generation. No manual restart is needed.
Use codex-server status or logs for nondisruptive inspection. A forced stop
or restart cleans up every retained generation and disconnects its attached
TUIs, so use those commands only after exiting the sessions normally.
The Python package also installs codex-workflows, an observational dashboard
for durable workflow runs:
codex-workflows
codex-workflows watch --limit 20
codex-workflows show RUN_ID
codex-workflows --allThe default list contains only active workflows and identifies the project
folder from which each workflow was launched. Use show RUN_ID for its full
working directory, or --all to include completed and diagnostic history. The
command reads durable workflow state and process metadata. It never changes a
run, sends a signal, repairs state, or launches an agent. See the
codex-workflows reference for filters, JSON output,
and the complete versioned schema.
Server management and passive supervision add no model calls. Completion reporting starts a new turn only while the thread is idle; otherwise it steers and extends the active turn. Either reporting path consumes model tokens.
Each workflow run or resume uses narrow host execution for that exact
reviewed supervisor command. The workflow JavaScript remains restricted, and
every headless Codex worker keeps its declared sandbox.
See the Claude → Codex migration guide for usage and workflow-porting instructions.
Click a card to jump to that feature, or read the full docs.
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Legacy links — The sections below exist to preserve links shared in earlier discussions. For current documentation, visit the full docs site.
See aichat in the full documentation.
See tmux-cli in the full documentation.
See Voice in the full documentation.
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