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preserve-meaning

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Search and install agent skills from ClawHub, the public skill registry.

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name	acpx
description	Use the ACPX CLI through DrClaw's existing exec/long_exec tools to run Codex in the current project workspace.
always	false
metadata	{"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["acpx"]},"install":["Install ACPX globally so agents can run `acpx ...` from exec/long_exec."]}}

ACPX

Use this skill when you need Codex through the standard acpx CLI.

Important

In DrClaw, there is no dedicated ACPX tool.
You must use the existing exec or long_exec tools to run acpx commands.
Prefer long_exec unless the command is obviously short; ACPX turns can exceed the normal exec timeout.
Run ACPX from the current project workspace or a subdirectory inside it.

Recommended Workflow

One-shot task

acpx codex exec '<instruction>'

Use this for a single request where you do not need follow-up turns.

Persistent session

Create or recover a named session:

acpx codex sessions ensure --name drclaw-proj-<project-id>-<task-suffix>

Send a turn to that session:

acpx codex -s drclaw-proj-<project-id>-<task-suffix> '<instruction>'

Check status:

acpx codex -s drclaw-proj-<project-id>-<task-suffix> status

Cancel the current turn:

acpx codex -s drclaw-proj-<project-id>-<task-suffix> cancel

Close the session when it is no longer needed:

acpx codex sessions close drclaw-proj-<project-id>-<task-suffix>

Session Discipline

Reuse stable session names for ongoing tasks instead of creating duplicates.
For sessions created by DrClaw project agents, always use the prefix drclaw-proj-<project-id>-.
Before starting a new persistent session, check whether the same task already has one.
If a command fails, first verify:
- acpx is installed
- you are in the intended workspace
- the session name exists if using -s

When To Use Which Tool

Use exec only for very short ACPX commands.
Use long_exec for exec, persistent sessions, or anything that may take more than a minute.