Developer joeseesun released a Codex Skill that lets users invoke different AI models like Grok, Kimi, and Claude via natural language commands, leveraging each model's strengths (e.g., Kimi for frontend, Grok for search, Claude for creation). The Skill runs locally via CLI and returns results to Codex, fully compliant. Install with: npx skills add joeseesun/qiaomu-model-cli.
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Developer Xiangyang Qiaomu releases an open-source Skill that allows calling local CLI to execute Grok, Kimi, Claude and other models via natural language instructions in Codex, enabling multi-model collaboration.
On July 20, 2026, developer Xiangyang Qiaomu announced on X platform that his Codex Skill has been open-sourced at GitHub - joeseesun/qiaomu-model-cli. The Skill allows users to call multiple models with a single sentence in Codex, such as 'use Grok to search' or 'use Kimi to write frontend code'.
According to the post, the Skill automatically invokes the local CLI to execute tasks and returns results to Codex. The author claims this approach is 'fully compliant' but provides no specific compliance basis.
The Skill supports Grok 4.5, Kimi K3, Claude Opus 4.8/Fable and other models. The author gives examples of different models' strengths: Kimi K3 is suitable for frontend development, Grok 4.5 excels at search, and Claude Opus 4.8/Fable can discuss and formulate plans with GPT.
Users only need to say 'use which model to do what' in Codex, and the Skill automatically matches and calls the corresponding model. This implies the Skill may contain model selection logic internally, but the specific implementation is not disclosed.
The install command is npx skills add joeseesun/qiaomu-model-cli. The project is open-sourced on GitHub, but as of writing, the repository content is not detailed in the source information.
The Skill's release received 913 views and limited interaction, indicating some community interest.
This article is entirely based on two posts by developer Xiangyang Qiaomu on X platform. All functional descriptions, model support, and compliance claims are solely the developer's assertions and have not been independently verified. The install command and open-source address are publicly accessible, but code implementation details are not disclosed in the source information.
The Codex Skill released by Xiangyang Qiaomu provides a convenient interface for multi-model invocation, but its compliance and actual effectiveness need to be evaluated by users themselves.
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