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doxx-skills
AI agent skills for setting up and managing doxx.net private networks through natural language.
No external dependencies: skills use curl for API calls. No Python, no servers, no daemons.
Requirements
- A doxx.net account (create one at a0x13.doxx.net)
Getting Started
Claude Code
CLI:
claude /plugin marketplace add doxxcorp/doxx-skills
claude /plugin install doxxnet
VS Code / Cursor:
- Open the plugin manager with
/plugins - Switch to the Marketplaces tab and click Add: enter
doxxcorp/doxx-skills - Switch to the Plugins tab and search for "doxx": doxxnet will appear
- Click Install and choose your scope
Use any skill as a slash command:
/doxxnet:network-wizard
On first use, the skill will ask for your auth token. It validates it and saves it locally to ~/.config/doxxnet/token: no manual setup needed.
OpenClaw
clawhub install doxxnet
Or from a local clone:
openclaw skill install ./openclaw/skills/doxxnet
Set your token via environment variable:
export DOXXNET_TOKEN=your-token
See openclaw/README.md for full setup.
Codex
Run Codex from a skill directory: it auto-loads AGENTS.md as its instructions:
export DOXXNET_TOKEN=your-token
cd codex/skills/doxxnet
codex
Or pass a request directly with codex exec:
codex exec "Show me my tunnels and bandwidth usage"
See codex/README.md for full setup.
Other Agents
Any AI agent with shell access can use the API reference directly:
- api/reference.md: Condensed doxx.net API reference optimized for agent consumption
Point your agent at the reference file and provide your doxx.net auth token at runtime.
What's Inside
Two commands cover everything, available across all three platforms:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| doxxnet | Manage anything: tunnels, firewall, domains, DNS blocking, IP addresses, devices, account, stats: just describe what you want |
| network-wizard | Guided setup: walks through auth, server selection, tunnel creation, mesh networking, client install, and optional domain/DNS/blocking config |
Skills call the doxx.net API directly via curl: no intermediate server, no background processes.
Claude Code Plugin (claude/)
See the Getting Started section above for installation and usage.
OpenClaw Skills (openclaw/)
Native OpenClaw skills. Uses $DOXXNET_TOKEN environment variable. See openclaw/README.md.
Codex Agent Skills (codex/)
Native OpenAI Codex CLI skills using AGENTS.md (auto-loaded on startup). Uses $DOXXNET_TOKEN environment variable. See codex/README.md.
API Reference (api/)
- api/reference.md: Every doxx.net API endpoint with curl examples: works with any AI agent or can be followed manually
Examples
Build me a private network
Set up a new tunnel in New York and install WireGuard on my Mac
Lease a dedicated IPv4 address for my iPhone tunnel
Show me my bandwidth usage for the last 7 days and any security alerts
Block ads and tracking on all my tunnels
Add a firewall rule to open port 443 TCP on my home tunnel
Register a .vpn domain and create an A record pointing to my tunnel IP
Link all my tunnels together for mesh networking
Show me which devices are connected and when they last checked in
Rotate my static IP address and update any DNS records that reference it
Set up my tunnel in the WireGuard app on my phone
How It Works
doxx.net is anonymous by design. There are no usernames, passwords, or emails. Your auth token is your identity.
- You create an account at a0x13.doxx.net (human-only, proof-of-work gated)
- You give your auth token to the agent
- The agent makes API calls on your behalf: your token stays on your machine
Known Limitations
Claude Code
- Uninstall only works for user scope from the UI. "Install for this project" and "Install locally" cannot be uninstalled from the
/pluginUI due to upstream scope-tracking bugs in Claude Code's plugin system (#14202, #26513, #25613). Use the CLI as a workaround: