Codex

Connect Synchronity to Codex

Codex CLI speaks MCP, so it connects to Synchronity's hosted MCP server the same way Claude and Cursor do.

Add Synchronity to your Codex MCP config (e.g. ~/.codex/config.toml or the mcp_servers section), pointing at the hosted endpoint:

[mcp_servers.synchronity]
url = "https://api.synchronity.app/mcp"
# Authenticate with your Agent Identity Token (AIT) as a Bearer token:
bearer_token = "YOUR_AIT"

(If your Codex version configures MCP servers via JSON or a different key, use that client's documented MCP-server field; the endpoint + Bearer auth are the same.)

What Codex can do

The same commerce tools as every other client — list stores, browse/search products, build a cart, set shipping, and complete a real checkout with the buyer's approval. Codex receives Synchronity's server instructions on connect, so it knows to invoke the tools when you ask to shop — no need to say "use Synchronity".

Approving a purchase

Checkout + payment require the buyer's explicit approval via a one-time emailed code; Synchronity never completes a purchase without it and only reports success once payment is confirmed.

Caveats

• The hosted endpoint enforces per-AIT rate limits — provision separate agents for separate use cases.