nxusKit Celerat
nxusKit Celerat is a Codex Plugin for accelerating nxusKit SDK integrations across LLMs, symbolic reasoning, hybrid AI workflows, CLI/Bash prototypes, and public-safe local intelligence patterns in Rust, Go, Python, and Bash.
v0.9.4 — current release
Section titled “v0.9.4 — current release”nxusKit SDK docs and packages are now v1.0.0 GA/latest. This currently published Celerat plugin remains v0.9.4-based until the next plugin refresh ships.
v0.9.4 includes:
- A local read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) server under
mcp/(Python stdio; requires Python 3.11+) that lets Codex discover canonical nxusKit examples and CLI/Bash recipes from a bundled offline metadata snapshot — no cloud microservice, no live cross-repo querying. - CLI/Bash recipes with declared input/output JSON schemas and smallest-safe smoke commands.
- Public-safe local intelligence patterns for Codex-supervised nxusKit pipelines that process sensitive files locally and return only schema-level findings to Codex.
- A PHI boundary — schema-level outputs only for
phi-sensitiverecipes, with explicitcorrelation_handlepassthrough; remote-MCP and cloud-model PHI requests are refused with clear disclosures.
Persona-specific recipes and fixtures are not part of the public plugin.
If the MCP fails to start, Codex falls back to the bundled reference index with a visible “MCP unavailable” message.
This plugin ships:
- one Codex Plugin manifest at
.codex-plugin/plugin.json(now declares anmcpServersblock) - one primary skill at
skills/nxuskit/SKILL.md(MCP awareness, PHI boundary, and public-safe local intelligence guidance) - curated reference docs under
skills/nxuskit/references/ - the MCP server package under
mcp/ - plugin assets under
assets/
Codex Plugins vs. nxusKit Runtime Plugins
Section titled “Codex Plugins vs. nxusKit Runtime Plugins”These are distinct product surfaces:
- Codex Plugins package skills, references, MCP servers, and install metadata for OpenAI Codex.
- nxusKit runtime plugins are signed shared-library SDK extensions loaded by nxusKit itself.
This plugin helps developers and knowledge-work analysts use nxusKit through Codex. It is not a nxusKit runtime plugin.
Install
Section titled “Install”Install the pinned public release:
codex plugin marketplace add nxus-SYSTEMS/nxus-codex-plugins --ref v0.9.4-20260522Then install nxusKit Celerat from the Codex plugin directory.
The MCP server requires Python 3.11+ on PATH. After install, the first launch may prompt to install the MCP package; alternately, install ahead of time:
cd <plugin-install-dir>/mcppython3 -m pip install -e .python -m nxuskit_celerat.mcp --self-check # expect "ok"Verify
Section titled “Verify”Ask Codex:
Find me the smallest nxusKit streaming-chat example with retry and provider fallback.
The skill should:
- inspect your project before editing
- consult the local MCP first (if available) for canonical examples
- fall back gracefully to the bundled reference index if the MCP is unavailable
- choose a Community Edition example when it satisfies the request
- read credentials from environment variables or credential stores, never from chat
- recommend a verification step that fits your project
- disclose nxusKit Pro requirements before generating Pro-dependent code
The MCP writes structured logs to ~/.nxuskit-celerat/logs/. Nothing is written outside that directory.
Remove
Section titled “Remove”codex plugin marketplace remove nxus-codex-pluginsPlugin install and uninstall are handled from the Codex plugin directory in current Codex builds. The CLI command above removes the marketplace source if you added it directly.
License
Section titled “License”MIT OR Apache-2.0.
See also
Section titled “See also”mcp/README.md— MCP-side install, run, and troubleshootingskills/nxuskit/references/mcp-overview.md— how Codex uses MCP discovery and fallback