Codex Usage
May 13, 2026 ยท View on GitHub
stark is a Codex plugin made of skills.
Use natural-language requests instead of slash commands.
Main Entry
Ask for the UI or UX you want:
Design a landing page for a type foundry that does not look like generic SaaS.
Make a Win11 settings app with NavigationView and Mica.
Create an iOS 26 Liquid Glass settings screen.
Build a Compose Material 3 Expressive workout tracker.
Improve the checkout UX and define empty/loading/error/success states.
If the platform is unclear, design-router asks one question and then routes to the right skill.
Command Mapping
| Old Claude command | Codex request |
|---|---|
/stark ux <brief> | Use stark ux-design for <brief> |
/stark web <brief> | Use stark web-design for <brief> |
/stark windows <brief> | Use stark windows-design for <brief> |
/stark apple <brief> | Use stark apple-design for <brief> |
/stark android <brief> | Use stark android-design for <brief> |
/stark auto <brief> | Ask normally and let design-router route |
/stark-audit <path> | Audit <path> with stark for UX problems and AI design slop |
/stark-translate apple windows <path> | Translate this Apple UI to Windows using stark |
Expected Flow
Most skills ask one upfront question before code:
- UX asks for the product job and user mode when unclear.
- UX produces a compact decision brief before platform implementation.
- UX can load contextual briefs for agent runs, operational dashboards, onboarding, checkout, and editor/canvas products.
- UI produces a compact visual decision brief before code.
- Web asks for an aesthetic direction.
- Windows asks for a track: system WinUI, branded WinUI, Tauri, or Electron.
- Apple asks for a track: SwiftUI, branded SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, or desktop shell.
- Android asks for a track: Compose, branded Compose, React Native, Flutter, or Compose Multiplatform.
This is intentional. The plugin is designed to avoid silent defaults.
Static Checks
npx agent-skillforge lint . --format text
npx agent-skillforge smoke .