RootCX for AI assistants

Ship internal apps and AI agents from the assistant you already use. Build with ChatGPT Work, Codex, Claude Code, or any assistant that supports the Agent Skills open standard. RootCX provides PostgreSQL, SSO, role-based permissions, audit logs, integrations, secrets, jobs, and deployment from day one.

What the RootCX plugin unlocks

• Build and deploy apps. Describe the outcome. Your assistant creates and tests the app locally, shows you the deployment plan, and deploys after you approve.
• Work inside live apps. Ask for the records you need, approve a change, and let your assistant update RootCX through the same permissions and audit trail as your team.
• Create AI agents that act. Build agents that work with real business data, use approved tools, and log every action.

Structure

Single rootcx skill with rules loaded on demand:

Rule	Description
manifest	Data contract, entities, field types, schema sync
sdk-hooks	React hooks — useAppCollection, useAppRecord, queries
ui	Components, layout, routing, dark mode, AuthGate
ui-components	Full component catalogue with prop signatures
backend-worker	Bun worker IPC protocol, RPC, jobs
rest-api	Core HTTP API overview, where operators
rest-api-collections	CRUD endpoints, query params
rest-api-integrations	Bind, actions, auth
rest-api-jobs	Async job queue
agent	AI agent with LangGraph backend

ChatGPT Work and Codex

Install RootCX once from the Plugin Directory, select Connect, and choose the workspace your assistant may use. That single installation combines the RootCX skill with the authenticated RootCX connection. No MCP URL, access token, or separate skill setup is required.

When local work is needed, the plugin asks once before installing the verified RootCX CLI. Source code, builds, and tests stay on your machine. Reads and approved changes go through RootCX authentication, permissions, row-level security, and audit logs.

Until RootCX is available in the public Plugin Directory, add the official marketplace in ChatGPT Work:

1. Open Plugins, then select Create → Add marketplace.
2. Use RootCX/skills as the source.
3. Use master as the Git ref and leave sparse paths empty.
4. Open the RootCX marketplace and install RootCX.

The installed plugin includes both the RootCX skill and the authenticated MCP connection. Users do not enter an MCP URL manually.

Claude Desktop, Cowork, and Claude Code

Install the official RootCX marketplace from GitHub, then install the RootCX plugin:

/plugin marketplace add RootCX/skills
/plugin install rootcx@rootcx

In Claude Desktop or Cowork, open Customize → Plugins, add RootCX/skills as a marketplace, then install RootCX. Complete the RootCX browser sign-in shown during installation. The skill and universal RootCX connector are then ready together—no connector URL, tenant-specific endpoint, or access token required.

Build workflows require Cowork or Claude Code with access to a local project folder. Regular Chat can use connected RootCX data but does not provide a local coding workspace.

Claude Code uses its native MCP authentication screen. If it reports that RootCX needs authentication, run /mcp, select RootCX, and complete the browser sign-in once.

For other skills-compatible coding agents:

npx skills add rootcx/rootcx-skills

The same command installs the skill for clients that follow the cross-client .agents/skills convention. Connect their MCP client to https://rootcx.com/mcp and complete OAuth separately.

npm (for Forge monolith build):

npm install @rootcx/skills

License

Apache-2.0