Getting Started¶
What is the Skills Registry?¶
The OpenDataHub Skills Registry is a centralized marketplace that aggregates Claude Code and OpenAI Codex plugins from multiple repositories into a single discoverable catalog. Each plugin provides AI-powered skills for software engineering workflows — from RFE creation and strategy review to security analysis and test planning.
The same registry.yaml is projected into a native marketplace for each
harness: .claude-plugin/marketplace.json for Claude Code and
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json for Codex.
Claude Code¶
Add the Marketplace¶
claude plugin marketplace add opendatahub-io/skills-registry
This gives Claude Code access to all plugins in the registry. You can then browse and install individual plugins.
Browse Plugins¶
Once the marketplace is added, use the /plugin command to see available plugins:
/plugin
Install a Plugin¶
Install a specific plugin by name:
/plugin install rfe-creator@opendatahub-skills
After installation, the plugin's skills become available as slash commands
(e.g., /rfe.create, /rfe.review).
Test from a Branch¶
To test marketplace changes before they're merged:
claude plugin marketplace add opendatahub-io/skills-registry#branch-name
OpenAI Codex¶
Add the Marketplace¶
codex plugin marketplace add opendatahub-io/skills-registry
Codex reads the registry's .agents/plugins/marketplace.json. Then open the
plugin browser to enable plugins:
/plugins
To test marketplace changes from a branch before they're merged, pin the ref:
codex plugin marketplace add opendatahub-io/skills-registry --ref branch-name
Skill discovery under Codex: Codex discovers a plugin's skills from that plugin's own
.codex-plugin/plugin.jsonmanifest (itsskillspath) — the marketplace entry does not inject a skills path. A plugin that has no.codex-plugin/plugin.jsonin its source repo installs with no skills under Codex until one is added upstream.
Contributing¶
See the Contributing Guide for how to add your own plugins to the registry.