How can I tell if the Codex version of the skill is being used?

When the skill is invoked, it will explicitly report that it is the 'Codex version' of the shared-name skill, distinguishing it from other versions.

Is this skill useful for regular coding tasks?

No, this is a specialized utility intended for developers who are testing the plugin ecosystem or environment configuration.

What is the primary purpose of the Shared Name skill?

It is used as a diagnostic tool to test and verify how Claude Code handles situations where multiple skills are installed with the same name.

Why is conflict detection important for Claude Code skills?

Conflict detection ensures that the correct logic is applied when multiple plugins offer similar functionality, preventing unpredictable AI behavior.

Shared Name (Codex)

Name: Shared Name (Codex)
Author: cortesi

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Tests and validates conflict detection logic within the Claude Code environment when multiple skills share identical names.

About

The Shared Name skill is a specialized utility designed for developers and system integrators to verify the robustness of plugin management systems. It serves as a diagnostic anchor to test how Claude Code handles name collisions across different repositories or namespaces. By explicitly reporting itself as the 'Codex' version, it allows users to confirm which specific implementation is being executed, ensuring that priority rules and conflict resolution protocols are functioning as expected.

Key Features

Triggers system-level conflict detection workflows
Identifies as the Codex-specific implementation for easy verification
Provides a controlled environment for testing skill priority
Lightweight design for rapid debugging of plugin registries
Standardized output for automated testing scripts
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Use Cases

Testing priority overrides in multi-repository skill environments
Verifying Claude Code's behavior when encountering duplicate skill names
Debugging plugin installation and discovery logic

About

Key Features

Triggers system-level conflict detection workflows
Identifies as the Codex-specific implementation for easy verification
Provides a controlled environment for testing skill priority
Lightweight design for rapid debugging of plugin registries
Standardized output for automated testing scripts
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Testing priority overrides in multi-repository skill environments
Verifying Claude Code's behavior when encountering duplicate skill names
Debugging plugin installation and discovery logic