
OpenCodex Proxy Operations
Operates the opencodex proxy: accounts, providers, models, routing, and usage.
Install
npx skills add lidge-jun/opencodex --skill ocx -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- lidge-jun/opencodex18.1k
- Category
- DevOps
- Updated
- 4d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 3,000 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Operate opencodex (`ocx`): discover CLI tasks offline, inspect local configuration, and manage a running proxy’s account pool, providers, models, routing, usage report, and management API. Use for proxy operation rather than editing the opencodex codebase.
Operating ocx
ocx supports local configuration and named live management workflows. Coverage is
per task: provider edits, account selection, model visibility, routing reads, client
integration controls and diagnostics have different transports and limits. A shared
API prefix does not prove that every dashboard action has a CLI equivalent.
This skill is for operating a proxy. AGENTS_INSTALL.md covers installation
and operating consent; the repository AGENTS.md covers code changes.
Find the task offline
Start at the smallest useful level; no running proxy is needed for help:
ocx help # compact root
ocx help models # family and declared children
ocx help models preset show # exact leaf, when declared
ocx help --all # full top-level reference, when needed
Then read only the matching task chapter.
For example, use providers/models
for catalog work or Lab for local evidence.
Use ocx help <family> <leaf> or appended --help, not a trailing bare help
after nested operands. Missing detail can fall back to family help; it is not
proof that a runtime operation is absent.
For a route you already know, an optional lookup is:
ocx capabilities --route '/api/providers/{provider}/model-costs' --json
This matches the declared path template, not a concrete provider URL or HTTP
method. Exit 4 means no declaration matched. Full ocx capabilities --json and
--mutating-only --json are useful for broad inventories, not mandatory preflight.
Declarations describe the installed CLI; actual handlers remain the grammar authority.

