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OpenAI Codex MCP servers

Use OpenAI Codex with the profile you keep in Knotr

Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app share one MCP config. Add https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 as a Streamable HTTP server, then authenticate. This stays separate from ChatGPT. Briefs worth keeping can live on as a link you can open later.

Start for free

Setup takes a minute after you create a profile. Open Integrations → MCP.

What you can do

Knotr in OpenAI Codex, not a generic feature list.

  • The same you in every Codex client

    Load your Knotr profile once. Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app read the same MCP config.

  • Skills next to the work

    The workflows you already keep in Knotr are ready in Codex after you connect. You do not rebuild them in a second tool.

  • Keep the write-up after the session

    Ask Codex to save a brief or page as a Knotr artifact. Group several into a Collection when you want one link someone can walk through in order.

Simple setup

Exemplary steps only. After you sign up, Integrations has the real connect buttons for this profile.

  1. Sign up and create a profile.
  2. Open that profile, go to Integrations, and choose MCP. The server URL is https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1.
  3. Add a Streamable HTTP server at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 in ~/.codex/config.toml. Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app share that file.
  4. In the desktop app, open Settings → MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. In the IDE extension, open the gear menu, choose MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate.
  5. Ask Codex to load your Knotr profile.

OpenAI Codex shares MCP setup across Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app. Add a Streamable HTTP server at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 in ~/.codex/config.toml. In the desktop app, open Settings → MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. In the IDE extension, open the gear menu, choose MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. This is separate from the ChatGPT Integrations tab.

What travels with you

After you sign in, Codex can use your profile, the skills you share, and the notes you attached. It can also save a brief or page you want to keep.

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Other tools

Same knowledge layer, every supported client .

ChatGPT

Your voice and skills in ChatGPT, plus a place to keep the work that would otherwise die in the chat.

Knotr for ChatGPT

Claude

Plugin and connector

Claude Desktop, Claude (web & mobile), and the Claude API, from the Knotr plugin or the directory connector.

Knotr for Claude

Claude Code

The same profile and skills as Cursor, from the CLI, with a place to keep what the session produces.

Knotr for Claude Code

Cursor

Your standards in every repo, and canvases you can reopen and share after the chat is gone.

Knotr for Cursor

Gemini

Gemini Spark

Your profile in Gemini Spark through a custom Connected App. Gemini Chat cannot use that connection.

Knotr for Gemini

Google Antigravity

Custom MCP

Your profile in Google Antigravity. Add the custom remote server and sign in. Separate from Gemini Spark.

Knotr for Google Antigravity

Grok

Remote MCP

Your profile and skills in Grok. Add the remote MCP server, sign in, and keep the work worth saving.

Knotr for Grok

MCP

Any MCP client

Any compatible client. Same profile, same skills, same place to keep the output.

Knotr for MCP

Muse

Instructions only

Your persona in the Muse app. Skills and saved work live in Muse Code.

Knotr for Muse

Muse Code

The same profile and skills as Claude Code, from Muse Code, with a place to keep what the session produces.

Knotr for Muse Code

OpenCode

Remote server

Your profile and skills in OpenCode. Add the remote server, sign in, and keep the work worth saving.

Knotr for OpenCode

Perplexity

Custom connector

Bring your profile into Perplexity and keep the work worth saving. Add Knotr as a custom connector and sign in.

Knotr for Perplexity

Common questions

Does OpenAI Codex have a Knotr installer?
OpenAI Codex shares MCP setup across Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app. Add a Streamable HTTP server at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 in ~/.codex/config.toml. In the desktop app, open Settings → MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. In the IDE extension, open the gear menu, choose MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. This is separate from the ChatGPT Integrations tab.
Where do I add the server in OpenAI Codex?
Add a Streamable HTTP server at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 in ~/.codex/config.toml. Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app share that file. In the IDE extension, open the gear menu, choose MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. Codex's guide is at https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/extend/mcp. After you create a profile, open Integrations and choose MCP to see the same server URL.
Is this the ChatGPT connection?
No. ChatGPT connects with its own button in Knotr. OpenAI Codex uses the shared Codex MCP config at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1. This is separate from the ChatGPT Integrations tab.
Can OpenAI Codex keep work in Knotr?
Yes, after you sign in. Ask it to save the write-up as an artifact, or group several into a Collection and share the present link.
Is Knotr free to start?
Yes. Sign up free with no credit card. After you create a profile, open Integrations and follow the steps for that tool.

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