wtf is cx-notifier-marketplace?

CX Notifier is a plugin for Codex and Claude Code that pings you when a coding agent finishes a task or needs your approval, so you can hand off a task and step away instead of watching the terminal. Its playful Chinese name translates roughly to beast of burden caller. Once installed, it watches for approval requests or the end of a reply and sends a notification through Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, a macOS or Linux desktop alert, or a generic HTTPS webhook. The plugin is built with privacy limits in mind. It never sends your code, diffs, terminal output, tool arguments, or the assistant's actual reply. A task completion notification only includes a short, redacted summary of your own question from that turn, capped at 160 characters. Notification channels also cannot be used to remotely approve anything, you always have to go back to the original coding session to continue. Setup is meant to be quick. A single command line script configures desktop notifications on macOS or Linux with no bot account or secret key needed, and triggers a test notification to confirm it works. For phone alerts, a separate setup script walks you through connecting a Feishu bot, including optional signature verification for extra security, and stores the resulting webhook and secret in a local config file readable only by your own user account. Both Codex and Claude Code share the same underlying hook, notification channel, and routing configuration, installed through each tool's own plugin marketplace command. Claude Code supports automatic plugin updates once enabled, or a manual update command for troubleshooting. The repository includes a release check script that scans for accidentally committed secrets, local config files, or real credentials before anything is published. Written in Python and licensed under MIT, this project is aimed at developers who run Codex or Claude Code for longer unattended tasks and want a reliable way to be notified without exposing their code or conversation content.