Connect Codex
Add txcast and sign in
Section titled “Add txcast and sign in”codex mcp remove txcastcodex mcp add txcast --url 'https://api.txcast.com/mcp/v2'codex mcp login txcastThe remove command clears a legacy /mcp entry if one exists. Codex opens
txcast consent in your browser. Review the client ID, callback host,
organisations, v2 scopes, controlled-account grants, and expiry.
The configuration is shared by Codex CLI and the Codex desktop app. Use
codex mcp list in the CLI or /mcp in the TUI to inspect connectivity.
Manual bearer alternative
Section titled “Manual bearer alternative”export TXCAST_AGENT_TOKEN='txc_REDACTED'codex mcp add txcast --url 'https://api.txcast.com/mcp/v2' \ --bearer-token-env-var TXCAST_AGENT_TOKENCreate a new v2 agent credential; legacy tokens are revoked at cutover.
First request
Section titled “First request”Read my txcast context and list available organisations. Ask which organisation to use. Then inspect its workflows without making changes.
For authoring, ask Codex to show the complete TypeScript source, compiler diagnostics, and capability envelope before it creates, saves, restores, or forks a workflow. Keep confirmation enabled for those commands and for start, cancel, public-link, and source-refresh commands.
A visible tool still requires explicit organisation authority. Human responses and wallet signing remain browser-only.
See the official Codex MCP guide for current host configuration.