Graphify Skill Locked to Claude Code, Incompatible with Codex and OpenClaw
The graphify skill's orchestration layer is tightly coupled to Claude Code-specific tool names, preventing it from running on other coding agent platforms like Codex and OpenClaw. Developers using alternative agent runtimes cannot use the skill despite the underlying Python pipeline being platform-agnostic. This creates fragmentation as the coding agent ecosystem expands beyond a single platform.
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