Codex Supercharge Router

Codex Supercharge Router

Use this first when the request is broad. Pick one primary skill, then add at most one support skill.

Routing Table

| User need | Primary skill | Support skill | |---|---|---| | "I am running out of context" | $low-token-context | $model-cost-router | | "Understand this repo" | $repo-intelligence-brief | $codebase-graph-scout | | "Make this repo easier to revisit" | $repo-to-wiki | $agent-memory-ledger | | "Use or test an MCP server" | $mcp-server-lab | $mcp-safety-review | | "Add MCP CI/conformance gates" | $auto-skill-build-mcp-conformance-harness | $mcp-safety-review | | "Is this MCP safe?" | $mcp-safety-review | $sandbox-source-intake | | "Clean up MCP config secrets" | $auto-skill-safety-mcp-secret-guard | $mcp-safety-review | | "Turn an API into tools" | $openapi-to-mcp-skill | $mcp-safety-review | | "Build, redesign, or review frontend UI" | $open-design-ui-library | $low-token-context | | "Ship a reliable agent workflow" | $auto-skill-build-agent-reliability-loop | $agent-observability | | "Track local agent runs/costs" | $agent-observability | $model-cost-router | | "Append or review recent run history" | $auto-skill-build-agent-run-ledger-dashboard | $agent-observability | | "Grade Supercharge edits or share status" | $auto-skill-build-supercharge-feedback-loop | $agent-observability | | "Run bounded iterative experiments" | $experiment-loop-runner | $agent-memory-ledger | | "Choose model tier or cost route" | $model-cost-router | $low-token-context | | "Import third-party skill/prompt pack" | $auto-skill-safety-external-skill-intake | $skill-quality-gate | | "Create reusable prompt templates" | $codex-prompt-template-builder | $skill-quality-gate | | "Create many useful skills" | $skill-pack-factory | $skill-quality-gate | | "Audit my skill/plugin pack" | $skill-quality-gate | $low-token-context | | "Clone fresh repos safely" | $sandbox-source-intake | $repo-intelligence-brief | | "Synthesize patterns across cloned repos" | $auto-skill-build-source-pattern-synthesis | $skill-pack-factory | | "Verify GitHub trend or discovery claims" | $auto-skill-trend-github-discovery-radar | $sandbox-source-intake | | "Set up a day/week workflow" | $workflow-launchpad | $agent-memory-ledger | | "Set up daemon/status/worker control" | $workflow-launchpad | $mcp-safety-review |

Boundary Rules

• If the request affects live users, external tools, accounts, data, payments,

or production budgets, choose the reliability or safety skill before local observability.

• If the user asks for CI, release gates, JUnit/XML, conformance, or tool-surface

diffs, choose $auto-skill-build-mcp-conformance-harness over $mcp-server-lab.

• If the task is one bounded trial with a stop condition, use

$experiment-loop-runner; if it feeds production guardrails or canaries, use $auto-skill-build-agent-reliability-loop.

• If the task is only model choice or token/cost measurement, use

$model-cost-router; if routing is enforced by gateway budgets or fallback policy, use $auto-skill-build-agent-reliability-loop.

• If the source is an external skill pack, slash-command pack, hook plugin, or

prompt catalogue, run $auto-skill-safety-external-skill-intake before $skill-pack-factory.

• If the task creates or adapts reusable Codex prompt templates, use

$codex-prompt-template-builder. If the template pack came from an external source, run $auto-skill-safety-external-skill-intake first; run $skill-quality-gate before publishing.

• If the task compares multiple local source clones before deciding what to

build, use $auto-skill-build-source-pattern-synthesis before $skill-pack-factory.

• If the task uses current popularity, trend, stars, topics, "latest", or public

launch/discoverability claims, use $auto-skill-trend-github-discovery-radar before writing README, marketplace, or skill-generation conclusions.

• If the task has daemons, workers, queues, sidecars, task APIs, status/log

commands, or multi-agent leases, use $workflow-launchpad before starting processes. Add $mcp-safety-review only when the control surface exposes side-effecting tools or credentials.

• If the task creates, edits, reviews, grades, or validates Codex Supercharge

artifacts, append a $auto-skill-build-supercharge-feedback-loop batch so future sessions and automations can see the latest state.

• If the task turns an OpenAPI/Swagger spec into tools, use

$openapi-to-mcp-skill for the surface plan. Add $mcp-safety-review before serving or installing any generated bridge when credentials, writes, destructive operations, admin actions, or account data are involved.

• If the task is visual/frontend work, use $open-design-ui-library for

design-system selection and craft checks. Use $workflow-launchpad only when process control, local daemons, or worker lifecycle is the main risk.

Skip When

• The user has explicitly named the exact skill or plugin to use.
• The task is a narrow code edit with an obvious local workflow.

Default Policy

• Prefer small, composable workflows over large magic systems.
• Prefer local markdown state over repeated long prompts.
• Prefer shallow clones and README/manifest inspection before installs.
• Prefer source evidence over trend-list claims.
• When a repo is unverified or risky, classify it as inspiration only.

Read references/source-repos.md when you need the cloned source inventory. Read references/source-pattern-synthesis.md when comparing source patterns. Read references/github-discovery-radar.md when claims depend on current GitHub evidence, public repo status, stars, topics, or trend positioning. Read references/workflow-control-plane.md when launching daemon, worker, status/log, task API, or multi-agent coordination workflows. Read references/supercharge-feedback-loop.md before continuing prior Codex Supercharge artifact work or handing status to subagents/automations. Read references/openapi-tool-surface.md when converting API specs into MCP or agent tool surfaces. Read references/open-design-ui-library.md when selecting UI systems, tokens, or craft checks. Read references/prompt-template-system.md and prompt-templates/README.md when creating or adapting reusable prompt templates. Read references/skill-routing-boundaries.md when routing overlaps.

Validation

• Choose one primary skill and at most one support skill.
• Escalate safety/reliability before execution when accounts, credentials,

live users, or destructive tools are involved.

• If routing overlaps, cite the boundary rule used.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: Arnie016
• Source: Arnie016/codex-prompt-templates
• License: MIT
• Homepage: https://github.com/Arnie016/codex-prompt-templates

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.