Joey-Tools
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Joey-Tools provides macOS-centric Codex skills for Apple Notes database auditing, Cisco tracker lookups, Jenkins artifact triage, code-review orchestration, and session mining.
Agent Skills by Joey-Tools
Showing 14 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
apple-notes-db-guardrails
Inspect and patch Apple Notes sqlite databases with backup and fingerprint safety gates.
apple-notes-work-report
Audit and patch Apple Notes daily work reports against Codex session evidence.
cisco-trackers-lookup
Fetch Cisco Jira issue metadata and Cisco GHE PR data through read-only helper scripts.
agile-delivery-workflow
Delivers a focused MVP commit with scoped validation and a clear checkpoint report.
bug-triage-playbook
Fetch and inspect allowlisted Jenkins console, API, and ZIP artifacts with bounded limits.
change-delivery-workflow
Runs a local delivery gate covering implementation, testing, documentation, and frozen-head review for repo changes.
bounded-command-output
Bound command scope, runtime, and retained output for long-running or high-output shell commands.
synthetic-token-fixtures
Selects catalog-approved synthetic credential values for review-safe test fixtures.
review-orchestration-playbook
Orchestrates single, double, and triple code-review lanes plus PR merge readiness gates.
project-journal
Maintain per-workstream project journal entries and durable repo state trackers.
joey-skill-authoring
Create and validate Codex skills with structured frontmatter and placement rules.
remote-host-context
Collects read-only Codex session evidence across local and SSH remote hosts.
archify
Generate validated architecture, workflow, sequence, dataflow, and lifecycle diagrams as standalone interactive HTML from JSON specifications.
codex-session-mining
Search and audit Codex session rollout JSONL files to recover prior work and workflow friction.
Frequently Asked Questions About Joey-Tools
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Joey-Tools skills?▼
You can audit and patch Apple Notes SQLite databases, look up Cisco Jira issues and GHE PR metadata, triage Jenkins artifacts with bounded fetches, orchestrate single/double/triple code reviews, mine Codex session history, maintain project journals, and generate validated architecture diagrams as standalone HTML.
Who is the target user for these skills?▼
The skills target Joey's macOS-based engineering environment, specifically engineers using OpenAI Codex who work with Cisco Jira/GHE trackers, Jenkins CI artifacts, local repo delivery gates, and Apple Notes work reports across machines like BL-mac-mini-m4-hoteng and hoteng-srv-01.
What are the runtime prerequisites and dependencies?▼
Skills assume macOS with Codex installed, a ~/.codex session corpus, and repo policies such as docs/project_journal/ where applicable. Apple Notes operations require TCC or Full Disk Access probing, and remote evidence gathering spans named hosts like hoteng-srv-01 and codex-hoteng-srv-01.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The archify diagram skill is explicitly MIT-licensed (version 2.17, based on Cocoon-AI/architecture-diagram-generator), so it is free to use and modify. Other skills in the manifest do not declare licenses; they are personal Codex skills distributed via the public Joey-Tools GitHub organization at no stated cost.
How do the review and delivery skills work in practice?▼
The change-delivery skill runs a local gate: implement, build, test, update docs, form the landing commit, and review its frozen head. The review-orchestration skill then coordinates fresh Codex reviews, direct Claude Code reviews, GitHub @codex review, and authorized CI fix loops through PR and merge readiness.