OpenAI Codex
Follow the 3 steps below to get setup with OpenAI Codex
1. Install the Codex Command Line Interface (CLI)
This is recommended even if you want to use the desktop app, because the app MCP has a number of bugs1 which make it unreliable to manage MCP servers in. The latest steps for installing the CLI can be found at:
omits the RFC 8707 resource= parameter so tokens get the wrong audience (#13891), sends a malformed /token exchange that fails with "Required argument is missing" (#5045), silently does nothing when DCR isn't supported and prints "No authorization support detected" in the CLI (#11585), can't reach its own localhost:1455 callback in Windows+WSL or other multi-namespace setups (#12263), and even when login succeeds the Desktop app still reports auth_status: "unsupported" and never imports the server's tools into threads (#20009)
2. Add the Adnuntius MCP Server and Authorize it
In a terminal, run
codex mcp add adnuntius --url https://api.adnuntius.com/api/mcp
This will open a browser window for you to complete the authentication by pressing the Authorize button. If you are not already signed in to the Adnuntius platform you will be asked to do so first.
3. Use codex to ask questions about Adnuntius
Type codexto start the CLI and start asking questions.
4. (Optional) Use the desktop app
This can be installed from here:
If you completed steps 1 and 2 above, you should be able to ask questions about Adnuntius in the app. If you didn't you can try and add the integration in the app using the following steps:
Go to the
MCP Serverpage in settings, and select+Add ServerSelect
Streamable HTTPand enterhttps://api.adnuntius.com/api/mcpas the URL. You can name the server anything you like.Back on the MCP servers page, an Authorize button should appear after about 10 seconds (otherwise click on the gear icon). This Authorize button will open your browser to complete the login flow.
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