magicpath · openai — Codex plugin: what it does, how to install
Connects Codex with MagicPath to search, inspect, create, and sync UI components using the CLI.
Open on GitHubWhat magicpath does
The plugin lets Codex interact with MagicPath using the magicpath-ai command-line tool. It helps search the component catalog, inspect UI parts, and bring them directly into your codebase. You can also take components from a local directory or Git repository and reconstruct them on a MagicPath canvas.
Included files contain .codex-plugin/plugin.json alongside skill references under skills/magicpath/. For visual inspection, the plugin keeps the project canvas viewable inside Codex's embedded browser. Without the magicpath-ai CLI installed, none of the canvas interactions will function.
What it helps with
- import UI components from MagicPath into local code
- recreate interface code from a Git repository on a canvas
- modify canvas elements directly from local files
- review UI changes using the embedded browser
Example prompts for the agent
- Search MagicPath for a navigation bar component and inspect it
- Export the UI from
src/components/authonto the MagicPath project canvas - Open the MagicPath canvas in the embedded browser to inspect the layout
Questions about magicpath
How to install magicpath in Codex?
The plugin is supplied as configuration files, including .codex-plugin/plugin.json and skills/magicpath/SKILL.md. You must have the magicpath-ai CLI installed in your environment for it to work.
What does the magicpath plugin do?
It lets you find, install, and edit MagicPath interface elements inside Codex. It also syncs code between local Git files and MagicPath project canvases.
How does visual review work in Codex?
Codex keeps the project canvas open inside its embedded browser so you can inspect visual updates while working on components.
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