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Codex uses the same MCP server and the same sign-in as ChatGPT. You add the server from a terminal, then sign in to your Allocait account in your browser.

Add the server

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Add the server

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Sign in

Codex opens your browser to Allocait’s sign-in and consent screens. Choose Read only or Read and change, then select Allow. See Access for what each allows.
For what the consent screen shows and what to do if a request expires, see Connect ChatGPT. If the sign-in doesn’t start, run codex mcp login allocait --oauth-client-registration dcr. To see the server and its tools, see OpenAI’s Codex guide to MCP servers.

Use a config file

You can also add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml:

Timeouts

Codex sets its own timeouts for starting a server and for a tool call. See OpenAI’s Codex guide to MCP servers to change them. For what a timeout or sign-in message means, see ChatGPT errors.

Next steps

Access

What you allow, and how to change or remove it.

What is sent

What Codex sends and why prices come from you.