What is role-specific-plugins?

This repository from OpenAI contains plugin templates that make Codex, OpenAI's AI coding and task assistant, easier to configure for specific professional roles. Rather than a general-purpose setup, each plugin packages the instructions, tool connections, and starter files a team needs to put Codex to work on role-specific tasks from the start. The templates were developed with OpenAI's own subject matter experts around workflows that teams were already using internally and with early partners. Four plugins are included. The Sales plugin prepares users for meetings, follows up after calls, reviews pipeline status, finds account context, and helps build deal plans. It connects to tools like Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Gmail, and other sales platforms. The Data Analytics plugin handles querying, visualizing, and validating datasets, building dashboards, and investigating metrics, with connectors for Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery, Amplitude, and similar tools. The Product Design plugin helps create product specs, prototypes, UI critiques, and design artifacts, connecting to a Sites service. The Financial Markets plugin supports public-equity research, earnings analysis, valuation work, and investment memos, with connectors for financial data providers like FactSet, Morningstar, S&P, and PitchBook. Each plugin lives in its own folder and follows a consistent structure: a manifest file that defines the plugin's name and display metadata, an app bindings file that declares which external services it connects to, a skills folder with workflow instructions, and an assets folder with icons and templates. Plugins that connect to external services include placeholder IDs in their configuration files that you must replace with the actual connector IDs from your workspace before installing. The plugins are meant to be customized before use, not dropped in as-is. The repository is licensed under MIT and accepts pull requests with focused changes.