Rokk Club Agent Plugins

Give your coding agent more ways to help: review a change, make sense of its settings, explain an unfamiliar topic, or shape an engaging piece of writing.

Rokk Club brings these workflows to Codex and Claude Code as plugins you can install individually. Browse the collection below and choose the ones that fit your work.

Marketplaces

Start by adding the marketplace for your client, then install a plugin using its command below. The badges show which clients each plugin targets.

For Codex, run in your terminal:

codex plugin marketplace add letsrokk/agent-plugins

For Claude Code, run inside the app:

/plugin marketplace add letsrokk/agent-plugins

Papercuts and Read the Room require Node.js 24 or later on your client’s PATH. In Codex, review and trust their startup hooks in /hooks, then start a fresh session. Other requirements and activation steps are documented in each plugin’s README under plugins/.

Plugins

Rokk Club plugins

papercuts

Keep a local record of tool failures, confusing instructions, and recurring workflow problems. Review what keeps getting in the way and track which issues have been resolved.

Codex:

codex plugin add papercuts@rokk-club-codex-plugins

Claude:

/plugin install papercuts@rokk-club-claude-plugins

agent-doctor

Understand your agent’s settings and inspect plugin and skill usage in local Codex and Claude Code sessions. Get a report with suggested fixes without changing your files.

Codex:

codex plugin add agent-doctor@rokk-club-codex-plugins

Claude:

/plugin install agent-doctor@rokk-club-claude-plugins

read-the-room

Help your agent write clear updates, reviews, documentation, and chat messages suited to the reader. Preserve the facts, uncertainty, and detail people need.

Codex:

codex plugin add read-the-room@rokk-club-codex-plugins

Claude:

/plugin install read-the-room@rokk-club-claude-plugins

copywriter

Turn your source material into clear, engaging product copy, editable pitch decks, articles, and social posts. Articles and social posts start from your draft, outline, or notes.

Codex:

codex plugin add copywriter@rokk-club-codex-plugins

Claude:

/plugin install copywriter@rokk-club-claude-plugins

Ports

eli5

Make unfamiliar topics easier to understand with a concrete analogy, simple visuals, and few words.

Codex:

codex plugin add eli5@rokk-club-codex-plugins

pr-review-toolkit

Review pull requests and local changes for bugs, gaps in test coverage, unclear comments, and error-handling and type issues. Get actionable findings; code simplification requires an explicit request.

Codex:

codex plugin add pr-review-toolkit@rokk-club-codex-plugins

code-simplifier

Make the code you choose easier to read and maintain while preserving its behavior.

Codex:

codex plugin add code-simplifier@rokk-club-codex-plugins

Try a plugin

After installing Agent Doctor, start a fresh session in your project and ask:

Use the inspect-agent-config skill to audit this project’s settings and instructions.

Expect a report explaining configuration problems, suggested fixes, and anything the agent could not verify. The audit leaves your files unchanged.

Add a plugin

Have a workflow to share? Follow the plugin development workflow. Packages use the Agent Plugins v1 specification as a base, with native client manifests where needed. The Codex and Claude Code catalogs point to the same shared plugin directories.

1. Create plugins/<plugin-name>/plugin.json using the documented manifest rules.

2. Add the plugin components in their standard locations.

3. Add the compatibility manifest for each target catalog.

4. Add a matching entry to one or both marketplace catalogs.

5. With Node.js 24 or later, run the repository checks before committing:

   npm ci --ignore-scripts --no-audit --no-fund
   npm test
   npm run validate

The tests should pass and validation should print Marketplace validation passed. Scripted plugins also need their own test and validation entrypoints, as described in the development workflow.

License

This repository is available under the MIT License. Individual plugins may declare a different license in their own manifests and package files.