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Client Configuration Guide
How to Configure MCP in Codex
Codex MCP uses TOML configuration shared by the CLI, IDE extension and supported desktop host.
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Configuration: config.toml / mcp_servers / TOML
Documentation reviewed: 2026-11-02. This is not a runtime test or security audit.
- Open ~/.codex/config.toml, or .codex/config.toml in a trusted project. Respect a custom Codex home when configured.
- Merge the generated [mcp_servers."name"] TOML tables. Do not paste JSON or duplicate an existing table.
- Restart the client, inspect MCP server status and authenticate remote OAuth servers when required.
The reviewed adapter supports STDIO and Streamable HTTP, not legacy SSE. HTTP headers use http_headers. Do not replace the rest of config.toml.
Review every command and requested permission. Merge only the relevant server entries; do not overwrite unrelated settings. Keep credentials out of version control.
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