Zippoxer Claude Skills
zippoxer-claude-skills is a Claude Code plugin bundle for the Build phase that spawns Codex subagents and adds a stealth browser for harder web automation.
by zippoxer · github.com/zippoxer/claude-skills
Run named Codex subagents alongside Claude and drive a nodriver stealth browser when you need scripted pages past common anti-bot gates during research or automation spikes.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install zippoxer-claude-skills@zippoxer/claude-skillsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:zippoxer/claude-skills") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:zippoxer/claude-skills").
What it does
zippoxer-claude-skills is a two-plugin Claude Code bundle for solo builders who want more than a single chat thread. One side of the pack focuses on spawning and collaborating with OpenAI Codex-style subagents so you can hand off focused implementation or review slices without leaving Claude Code. The other side adds a stealth browser layer built around nodriver, positioned for automation and scraping when sites use Cloudflare or similar bot checks—with the honest caveat that bypass behavior is intermittent, not guaranteed. If you ship agents, internal tools, or data-gathering workflows, this sits in your Build toolkit as delegation plus headless browsing. You will want API access and comfort running browser automation locally. It is not a hosted scraping SaaS or a turnkey compliance story; treat anti-bot use as experimental and respect site terms.
Highlights
- Two-plugin bundle: Codex subagent collaboration plus stealth browser automation
- Named persistent Codex sessions for parallel or specialized coding tasks
- Nodriver-based stealth browser aimed at Cloudflare and similar anti-bot friction
- Keywords span scraping, persistent sessions, GPT-5/Codex, and collaboration flows
- Community-sourced repo (zippoxer/claude-skills) with modest early traction (4 GitHub stars)
Why builders use it
A solo builder in Claude Code hits a wall when one agent must both code and fight bot-protected pages, with no first-class way to spin up Codex helpers or persistent browser sessions.
After installing the bundle you can delegate slices of work to subagents and attempt scripted browsing through stealth sessions when standard fetch or headless setups fail.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in AI Agents.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 4 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is zippoxer-claude-skills for?
It is for Claude Code users who want Codex subagents and optional stealth-browser automation in the same plugin repo.
When should I use zippoxer-claude-skills?
Use it during Build (or early research prototypes) when you need parallel Codex work or browser sessions that plain automation cannot open.
How do I add zippoxer-claude-skills to my agent?
Register the zippoxer/claude-skills Claude Code plugin bundle from the repo, install both listed plugins, and configure Codex plus any browser dependencies per the package README.
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