Pulse plugins

The public Codex plugin marketplace for Pulse. The pulse plugin connects Codex to your Pulse workspace. It adds the Pulse MCP server (issues, projects, initiatives, OKRs, documents and analytics) and skills for onboarding, triage, planning, delivery and status reviews.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add try-pulse/pulse-plugins
codex plugin add pulse@pulse
codex mcp login pulse

codex mcp login pulse opens your browser to sign in to Pulse with OAuth, so there are no keys to paste. Requires Codex 0.147 or later.

Get started

Start a new Codex thread after installing.

• ChatGPT desktop app: choose Set up on the Pulse plugin.
• Codex CLI: type $pulse:pulse-get-started.

The setup skill checks that you are signed in, confirms your workspace and teams, and suggests a few read-only starting points. It changes nothing in Pulse. After that, ask in your own words, for example:

• “Use Pulse to triage my team’s backlog and surface blocked work.”
• “Use Pulse to find at-risk projects and explain the deadline pressure.”
• “Use Pulse to create an issue for the login timeout bug.”

The skills confirm with you before they write to Pulse, and delete tools are marked as destructive so Codex asks before running them.

Plugins load in the Codex CLI and in Codex inside the ChatGPT desktop app. The Codex IDE extension (VS Code, JetBrains) does not load plugins. There you can register the MCP server alone, without the skills:

codex mcp add pulse --url https://mcp.trypulse.tech/mcp --oauth-resource https://mcp.trypulse.tech/mcp

Update

Codex does not refresh third-party marketplaces by itself. To get a new release:

codex plugin marketplace upgrade pulse

Codex reinstalls an installed plugin only when its version changes. Every release here carries a new version.

Pin a release

Every release is tagged pulse/vX.Y.Z (see tags). To stay on one release:

codex plugin marketplace add try-pulse/pulse-plugins --ref pulse/vX.Y.Z

Replace X.Y.Z with a version from the tags list.

Already installed with the Pulse CLI?

pulse install --codex installs the same plugin under a different id, pulse@personal. Use one install or the other, not both; with both you get two copies of the Pulse server and its skills. To switch to this marketplace, first run:

pulse uninstall --codex

What is in this repository

How releases get here

plugins/pulse/ is generated. Pulse publishes the plugin as a zip whose sha256 is listed in index.json. Every hour the sync workflow downloads that zip and publishes it after these checks:

• the sha256 matches the index;
• every file is on an allowlist (.codex-plugin/plugin.json, plugin.json, mcp.json, skills/**, assets/*.png, with no dot-files);
• the plugin is named pulse and its MCP server is https://mcp.trypulse.tech/mcp with no credentials in it;
• no file contains credentials (auth headers, access keys, private keys);
• the version is newer than the published one.

Each release is one commit, release: pulse X.Y.Z, an annotated tag pulse/vX.Y.Z and a GitHub Release listing the skills and the bundle’s sha256. If any check fails, nothing is published.

Contributing and support

This repository is generated from Pulse’s own source, so pull requests that change plugins/ cannot be merged; the next release would overwrite them. Please open an issue or write to [email protected] instead. See CONTRIBUTING.md for what can change here, and SECURITY.md to report a vulnerability privately.

License

The manifests, skills and scripts are released under the MIT License. The Pulse name and logos are trademarks and are not covered by that license. See NOTICE.