Build with Codex on Sealos

Point Sealos Skills at a repo. Your agent prepares the runtime, deploys it to Sealos Cloud, and returns a live URL with rollout, log, and resource checks.

INSTALL FOR CODEX
codex plugin marketplace add labring/sealos-skills
codex plugin add sealos@sealos
Then run $sealos deploy this repo to Sealos Cloud.
View source on GitHub

8

skills from one source

9

Agent-specific guides

URL + rollout

checked before handoff

.sealos/

inspectable run evidence

AGENT GUIDES

Connect Sealos Skills to your coding agent.

Choose your agent for the exact install path, invocation, example prompts, update guidance, and deployment evidence.

9 Agent guides. One shared skill source.

Managed plugin

OpenAI

Codex

Native plugin for Codex CLI and Codex App.

View Codex guide
Managed plugin

Anthropic

Claude Code

Managed plugin install with the same eight root skills.

View Claude Code guide
Context extension

Google

Gemini CLI

Context extension. Ask Gemini to use Sealos Skills.

View Gemini CLI guide
ClawHub bundle

ClawHub

OpenClaw

Install from ClawHub. Command exposure follows the host runtime.

View OpenClaw guide
Repository import

Moonshot AI

Kimi Code

Copy the root skills into the project .agents/skills directory.

View Kimi Code guide
Repository import

Sourcegraph

Amp

Import the shared repository through the native Amp skill command.

View Amp guide
Packaged plugin

Qoder

Qoder

Build the package, import dist/sealos-1.2.5.zip, then run /sealos.

View Qoder guide
Marketplace plugin

CodeBuddy

CodeBuddy

Register the Sealos marketplace. Command exposure follows the host runtime.

View CodeBuddy guide

Install through skills.sh

Use the direct skill-pack path when your coding agent already supports the skills.sh ecosystem. Start with /sealos-deploy.

Open skills.sh guide

From prompt to evidence.

Every workflow shows what Sealos Skills did, what it checked, and what you can review before you call it done.

Your prompt
$sealos deploy this repo to Sealos Cloud

What Sealos Skills does

  1. Inspect runtime, ports, dependencies, and cloud readiness
  2. Reuse an image or build one, then generate the Sealos template
  3. Deploy or update the target and run rollout checks

Evidence you get

>.sealos/analysis.json
>.sealos/template/index.yaml
>.sealos/state.json
>Live application URL and workload status
Verified resultDeployment verified

CLOUD CAPABILITIES

The cloud work between your repo and a live app.

Prepare the runtime, connect the services your app needs, deploy, update, and inspect the result from the same agent.

sealos-deploy

Deploy and verify your app

Inspect the repo, prepare its runtime, deploy to Sealos Cloud, and check the live result.

Live URL, healthy rollout, and saved run state

sealos-database

Connect a managed database

Create or reuse Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, or Redis and wire only the environment values the app needs.

Connected service and tested app path

sealos-s3

Add private object storage

Create a private bucket, place credentials safely, and verify the app's real object-storage path.

Working S3 path with protected credentials

sealos-canvas

Inspect live resources

Read saved deployment state and open a temporary, read-only view of current Sealos resources.

Local canvas backed by live resource data

sealos-app-builder

Build for Sealos Desktop

Apply Sealos SDK and platform conventions while the agent builds the app.

Desktop app foundation ready for Sealos

cloud-native-readiness

Find deployment blockers

Check runtime, state, storage, configuration, and operations before deployment.

Prioritized blockers and next steps

dockerfile-skill

Create a production Dockerfile

Generate and build-check a Dockerfile for the detected framework and runtime.

Build-tested container definition

docker-to-sealos

Convert Compose into Sealos

Turn Docker Compose services into a reviewable Sealos template and run quality checks.

Validated Sealos template

Before the first run

Start with a project. Set up the rest as you go.

Sealos Skills checks the tools and access each workflow needs, then guides login, registry, and workspace setup.

A project and a supported agent

Start with a local repo or GitHub URL in a documented coding agent.

Sealos Cloud access

Sign in when a workflow needs to create or inspect resources in your Sealos workspace.

A container registry for deploys

Use Docker Hub, GHCR, or an existing image path when deployment needs an image.

Tools checked on demand

Preflight asks for Docker or kubectl when the selected workflow uses them.

Deploy your repo. Keep the evidence.

Install Sealos Skills in Codex, run $sealos, and review the live result before you call it shipped.

View all install paths