1. Find your starting point
Use Context Layer to organize ongoing project work. Explore RPS Print Order for a concrete business workflow, or browse the full library for your stack.
2. Read the source
Each guide links to its complete source folder. Read SKILL.md and its references before running a workflow. RPS skills describe my business setup and need its services and repositories; they are useful examples, not turnkey integrations for another business.
This collection includes custom work and upstream material. The repository is publicly viewable, but no general open-source license has been selected. Check the license notes and any bundled notices for the files you want to use.
3. Keep the package together
When permitted, copy the complete skill folder into your Codex skills directory. Keep scripts, references, assets, and SKILL.md together. For a plugin, retain its whole package, including .codex-plugin/plugin.json and its bundled skills.
Refresh your Codex session, then invoke the skill by name in the target project. Follow its documented setup and working directory.
4. Give it a concrete task
Use $context-layer-scaffold to organize this repository. Read its existing instructions first. Preserve current documentation and propose a clear structure.
State your outcome, constraints, and what the agent can change. Review the result and verify it in your own environment.
Questions or improvements?
Open a GitHub issue with the workflow name, what you expected, and what happened. Leave credentials and private project data out of the example.