LLMWiki Bridge Plugin

The LLMWiki Bridge Plugin (llmwiki-bridge) is a skills-only onboarding plugin for Claude Code and Codex. It gives agent-guided setup, status, and doctor checks for connecting an existing LLMWiki, Markdown, or Obsidian folder as a local Knowledge Source.

The default path is still direct llmwiki-serve: serve one source on loopback, verify /health, /manifest, /source-bundle, /source-refs, and /query, then let your coding agent retrieve evidence directly. Use the plugin when you want Claude Code or Codex to walk through that setup with explicit approvals.

The Agent Bridge remains optional. Add llmwiki-agent-bridge only when one companion endpoint should fan out across selected sources or return a runtime-backed cited artifact.

Use It When

• You use Claude Code or Codex and want guided setup for a local wiki folder.
• You want a skills workflow that asks before package installation, process start, client config writes, broad discovery, or remote probing.
• You want quick status and readiness checks without memorizing every source, bridge, or client command.
• You are connecting one direct source first, then deciding later whether the optional Agent Bridge is useful.

Do Not Use It When

• You only need the shortest direct path from QuickStart.
• You are looking for an npm package, PyPI package, importable module, CLI executable, lb alias, MCP server, background service, model runtime, crawler, compiler, or source authoring tool.
• You need vendor-certified MCP, A2A, Claude Code, Codex, IDE, runtime, or model-answer quality claims.
• You cannot approve the network and privacy posture for the source you are about to probe.

Install In Claude Code

Install from the public GitHub repository-backed plugin marketplace. This is not an npm or PyPI install.

Run these as slash commands inside an active Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace add knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-plugins
/plugin install llmwiki-bridge@knowledge-bridge-labs

Claude /plugin install opens the plugin details and asks you to choose the install scope.

If the Claude Code session was already running when you installed the plugin, reload plugins before use:

/reload-plugins

A newly started Claude Code session can use the plugin after install without a /reload-plugins step.

Shell CLI alternative:

claude plugin marketplace add knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-plugins --scope user
claude plugin install llmwiki-bridge@knowledge-bridge-labs --scope user

To update the marketplace snapshot and installed plugin from an active Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace update knowledge-bridge-labs
/plugin update llmwiki-bridge@knowledge-bridge-labs
/reload-plugins

Shell CLI alternatives:

claude plugin marketplace update knowledge-bridge-labs
claude plugin update llmwiki-bridge@knowledge-bridge-labs --scope user

After a shell update, reload any already-running Claude Code session with /reload-plugins; a freshly started session loads the updated plugin.

Install In Codex

Install from the public GitHub repository-backed plugin marketplace. This is not an npm or PyPI install. The CLI must expose codex plugin. This flow was verified with Codex CLI 0.146.0.

codex plugin marketplace add knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-plugins --ref main
codex plugin add llmwiki-bridge@knowledge-bridge-labs

After adding the marketplace, /plugins inside Codex CLI is the interactive alternative for browsing and installing the plugin.

Start a new Codex CLI session or chat after installation so the skills load.

To update the marketplace snapshot:

codex plugin marketplace upgrade knowledge-bridge-labs

Then start a new Codex CLI session or chat. This Codex flow has no codex plugin update command and no /reload-plugins step.

Official Installation References

Claude Code:

• Discover and install prebuilt plugins
• Plugins reference
• Create and distribute a plugin marketplace
• Create plugins

OpenAI and Codex:

• Plugin directory in Codex CLI
• codex plugin
• codex plugin marketplace
• Add a marketplace from the CLI

Start Using The Plugin

Use natural-language prompts to start the plugin-guided workflows:

Set up llmwiki-bridge for ./wiki using the direct local source path.
Check llmwiki-bridge status for this workspace, but do not start processes.
Run a read-only llmwiki-bridge doctor check and explain any blockers.

Claude Code supports documented namespaced commands /llmwiki-bridge:setup, /llmwiki-bridge:status, and /llmwiki-bridge:doctor after installation, reload, or a new session. Codex should start a new session after installation or update, then use natural-language prompts or explicitly name the installed skill.

Skill Usage

The plugin ID is llmwiki-bridge. Version 0.1.1 includes three skills:

Skill	Use	Safety posture
setup	Connect a local source such as ./wiki, install missing prerequisites only after approval, start loopback services only after approval, and optionally guide client config.	May propose writes or process starts, but asks first.
status	Inspect current source, bridge, and plugin readiness.	Use with "do not start any processes" when you need inspection only.
doctor	Run a read-only readiness check and explain blockers.	Does not install packages, start processes, or write config.

For the direct source default, the target state is still a local server like:

llmwiki-serve serve ./wiki --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8765

After the source is running, a direct agent can use POST /query, /source-bundle, /source-refs, /read/{page_id}, and MCP source tools as documented in Direct Agent Integrations.

Safety And Privacy

The released plugin is skills-only. It does not provide an executable, lb alias, MCP server, background service, model runtime, crawler, compiler, or local command alias. It guides the host agent through existing public tools and asks before actions that can change local state or reach beyond loopback.

Expected approvals:

• package installation
• process start
• client config writes
• broad local discovery
• remote or non-loopback probing

Keep first-run checks on 127.0.0.1. For remote or non-loopback sources, remote probes, search terms, query text, URLs, and source metadata can reach the remote endpoint operator and its logs. Use HTTPS by default. Use plain HTTP only on a private or trusted network after explicit approval.

Review the plugin repository's Privacy and Terms before using it with private or team sources.

Validation Status

Release llmwiki-bridge v0.1.1 was published on 2026-08-03T17:03:25Z. The release asset is llmwiki-bridge-0.1.1-codex-skills.zip.

Windows x64 and Ubuntu 24.04 ARM64/DGX Spark marketplace install and plugin-skill validation were verified for v0.1.0. v0.1.1 is an OpenAI directory metadata/test documentation patch; runtime and skill behavior are identical to v0.1.0. This is validation of the marketplace install path and plugin skills, not vendor certification, hosted runtime certification, or model answer quality evidence.

Links

Resource	Link
Plugin repository	knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-plugins
v0.1.1 release	llmwiki-bridge v0.1.1
Privacy	PRIVACY.md
Terms	TERMS.md