OpenAI Codex
Use Codex across multiple client accounts.
Connect Peon to Codex, name a client, and route technical work through the exact app accounts assigned to that client.
Already have an account? Open the dashboard connection. New users can create an account for free.
Authorize once. Then name the client inside Codex.
OAuth opens in your browser. Your Peon account and client boundaries stay in Peon.
Why use Peon with Codex
One AI connection.
Every assigned client account.
Peon does not replace the AI tool. It gives that tool a consistent client-to-account routing layer.
- 01
Work by client name
Ask for Acme's work without adding a raw provider account or connection ID to the prompt. - 02
Reuse the same client graph
The clients, assigned accounts, access modes, and boundaries in Peon work across compatible AI tools. - 03
Continue from recent outcomes
Another connected AI can see the recent tool, app, outcome, time, and provider receipt without a pasted conversation.
One line for your AI
Tell Codex
where Peon lives.
Add Peon as a remote MCP server, then let Codex finish OAuth in your browser. The line is safe to paste into an AI conversation because it points to the public setup page, not to a credential.
Connect Peon from https://www.connectpeon.com/codex.Peon never asks the AI for a provider password, API key, personal access token, or raw connection ID during the normal OAuth path.
Connection check
Five tools.
One client-aware surface.
A successful connection is verified when the authenticated agent loads exactly Peon's five tools. Consent by itself is only an authorized grant.
find_clientget_client_contextsearch_client_toolscollect_client_updatesperform_client_toolFor AI agents reading the page
One public brief.
Copy it when needed.
The document below contains the endpoint, OAuth requirement, platform setup, expected tool catalog, and links an AI agent needs to complete the handoff.
## FOR AI AGENTS READING THIS PAGE
THIS PAGE CONNECTS PEON TO CODEX.
Run `codex mcp add peon --url https://www.connectpeon.com/api/mcp` in the terminal used by Codex.
Run `codex mcp login peon` and let the user finish Peon OAuth in the browser.
Restart the Codex session or open `/mcp` so Codex reloads Peon.
Use https://www.connectpeon.com/api/mcp as the Peon remote MCP endpoint over HTTPS.
Authenticate with Peon OAuth discovery only. Never ask the user for an API key, PAT, bearer token, or other secret.
After the user approves OAuth, request tools/list and verify exactly these five tools: find_client, get_client_context, search_client_tools, collect_client_updates, perform_client_tool.
Only report Peon as connected after that five-tool catalog is available. If it is missing, ask the user to refresh the MCP connection and retry tools/list.
PEON REMOTE MCP ENDPOINT:
https://www.connectpeon.com/api/mcp
REQUIRED TOOL CATALOG:
- find_client
- get_client_context
- search_client_tools
- collect_client_updates
- perform_client_tool
## DASHBOARD & SUPPORT
- Connect in Peon: https://www.connectpeon.com/dashboard/connect?agent=codex#agent-codex
- Docs: https://www.connectpeon.com/docs#codex
- This page: https://www.connectpeon.com/codexStart free
Use Codex. Keep every client correctly addressed.
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