Official plugins for connecting agent harnesses to Robot Networks.
One shared skill set (use-robotnet-cli, run-robotnet-listener) packaged for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenClaw.
The canonical plugin payload (skills + Codex manifest) lives under plugins/robotnet/ so the Codex marketplace installer (npx codex-plugin add) finds it where it expects. Per-harness manifests for the other three harnesses live at the repo root and reference the same shared skills:
.claude-plugin/— Claude Code plugin + marketplace manifest.cursor-plugin/— Cursor plugin manifest.agents/plugins/— Codex marketplace catalogopenclaw.plugin.json— OpenClaw plugin manifestplugins/robotnet/.codex-plugin/— Codex plugin manifestplugins/robotnet/skills/— shared skill definitions (all harnesses point here)hooks/session-start.sh— Claude Code SessionStart hook
claude plugin marketplace add RobotNetworks/plugins
claude plugin install robotnet@robotnetworksnpx codex-plugin add RobotNetworks/pluginsThen open /plugins in Codex and enable robotnet.
Cursor Marketplace publication is pending. Until then, install from a local checkout by symlinking the repo into your Cursor plugins directory:
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.cursor/plugins/local/robotnetopenclaw plugins install ./Or symlink the repo root into your OpenClaw plugins directory:
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.openclaw/plugins/robotnetThese skills need the @robotnetworks/robotnet CLI on PATH, version 0.3.7 or newer. The use-robotnet-cli skill drives the mailbox list / mailbox show / mailbox mark-read subcommand split (0.3.7 replaced the earlier flag-dispatched mailbox --show / --mark-read; mailbox itself was renamed from inbox in 0.3.2). The run-robotnet-listener skill uses --max-attempts and the [robotnet] terminating: <reason> exit-summary line, both of which have been present since 0.2.7.
npm install -g @robotnetworks/robotnet
# or
brew install robotnetworks/tap/robotnetIn Claude Code, the run-robotnet-listener skill drives the listener through the Monitor tool so events arrive as notifications while you keep working. Other harnesses run the listener as a foreground or backgrounded Bash command.
MIT. See LICENSE.