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codex-skills

admin-security Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install oukeming64-tech/codex-skills

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install oukeming64-tech/codex-skills in DeepSeek Harness to install the evidence-first agent skills plugin sourced from https://github.com/oukeming64-tech/codex-skills.

About this plugin

In agent-driven engineering workflows, a recurring risk is that “done” gets declared too early: code changes land without doc updates, release state drifts from the stated scope, or verification evidence is missing yet the task is marked resolved. codex-skills addresses this boundary with two instruction-only agent skills that help teams run an evidence-first, independent audit before accepting, merging, or declaring work complete.

handoff-auditor audits implementation handoffs by cross-checking claims against current code, verification evidence, documentation, release state, and human-acceptance requirements, and blocks the “done” verdict when evidence is insufficient. docs-sync-guardian treats repository docs as suspicious after any code, configuration, workflow, or product change, grounds updates in live implementation evidence, and applies a risk gate to any text requiring human judgment.

Both skills are pure instruction sets. They add no MCP server, network client, credential handling, telemetry, or background process, so they can be safely embedded in DeepSeek Harness, Codex, or any other agent runtime that supports a Skill directory. They fit teams that need an independent audit step in multi-agent collaboration, developers maintaining docs-as-memory projects, and engineering leads who want to harden the “definition of done” with minimal intrusion.

Use Cases

  • Audit implementation handoffs before merging in multi-agent workflows
  • Align repository docs with code or config changes automatically
  • Validate a contributor claimed completion against live code and evidence

Best For

  • Developers working with DeepSeek Harness or Codex agent runtimes
  • Engineering teams maintaining docs-as-memory projects
  • Tech leads hardening definition-of-done and audit pipelines