Codex Skills Library

Codex Skills Library turns repeatable agent behavior into source-controlled folders rather than loose prompts or chat memory. The project keeps each skill portable with trigger metadata, instructions, references, scripts, examples, assets, and agent metadata, then uses generated catalogs to make the suite inspectable. The important decision is operational: workflows should be reusable and reviewable, but still checked inside the target repository where local instructions, constraints, and verification commands matter.

The repository separates skill membership, lifecycle metadata, generated catalog output, plugin backups, and public docs-site pages. Catalog scripts detect drift before regeneration, while the maintainer decides whether a local skill belongs in the curated suite or should stay outside the public catalog. That distinction matters because the repo is public-learning-oriented but still preserves provenance-sensitive skill folders, third-party notices, local plugin backups, and unresolved license boundaries.

This intake records the repo locally as a Hyphenomenon project without mutating the production knowledge database. The captured state includes a local docs-site review, source-backed hydration artifacts, and an explicit drift finding: an in-progress hyphenomenon-chat-intake skill folder exists outside skills/SUITE_SKILLS.txt. That is useful proof of the real operating model because the project depends on human/operator review before deciding whether local skill work becomes curated public catalog content.