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Install in Codex or ChatGPT

Codex and ChatGPT share one plugin directory, so a single install shows up on both surfaces. You get the arcade MCP server and all three skills.

Install

npx plugins add arcadeai-labs/arcade --target codex

Or install from a local marketplace, which is useful before the plugin is listed publicly. Add an entry to ~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json (or .agents/plugins/marketplace.json in a repo) pointing at a checkout:

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "name": "arcade",
      "source": "./path/to/arcade"
    }
  ]
}

Codex caches installed plugins under ~/.codex/plugins/cache/$MARKETPLACE/$PLUGIN/$VERSION/; local sources resolve to local.

Verify

The 3 skills should be listed among your available skills, and the arcade MCP server should appear with its 8 tools.

How Codex reads this package

Codex recognizes a root plugin.json using the Agent Plugins 1.0.0 schema and maps its metadata, skills/, and mcp.json into a Codex plugin manifest. Codex-specific settings — apps, lifecycle hooks, and directory presentation — come from an inline com.openai extension namespace or a .codex-plugin/plugin.json overlay.

This repo ships neither yet. The field shapes for those Codex-specific blocks are not published outside the implementing pull request, and Codex validates a namespace it implements rather than ignoring it, so a wrong guess would fail rather than degrade. The portable core is unaffected: skills and the MCP server load normally. Adding the overlay is tracked in the roadmap.

Sign in

No API keys. The first task that touches an app returns a sign-in link; approve it in the browser and the task continues.

First steps

  • "What's on my calendar tomorrow?"
  • "Summarize my unread mentions."