Guide · about 2 min
Connect Codex to your services
Codex reads MCP servers from ~/.codex/config.toml. Add two lines with the Manyplug address, run `codex mcp login manyplug`, and the Codex CLI and IDE extension can use your connected accounts.
What you need
- Codex CLI or the Codex IDE extension.
- A Manyplug account (free, sign in with Google).
Steps
- Add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml.
[mcp_servers.manyplug] url = "https://manyplug.com/mcp" - Run codex mcp login manyplug and sign in in the browser.
Check that it works
In a new chat, ask Codex: “Which accounts can you use in Manyplug?” It should name the accounts you connected.
If something goes wrong
Codex says manyplug is not logged in
Run codex mcp login manyplug again and finish the sign-in in the browser. codex mcp list shows the state of every server.
The IDE extension does not see the server
The CLI and the extension share ~/.codex/config.toml: restart the extension after editing the file.
Services Codex can use through Manyplug
Open a service for its tools and example requests.
AirtableAsanaBitbucketBrevoCal.comCalendlyClickUpCloudflareConfluenceEmail (IMAP/SMTP)FigmaFreshdeskGitHubGitLabGmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsHTTP APIHubSpotIntercomJiraLinearMailchimpmonday.comNotionPipedriveSentrySlackStripeTelegramTodoistTrelloTypeformVercelWebflowWhatsAppWordPressZendesk
Questions
Can Codex run Manyplug actions without asking?
Codex has its own approval settings, and Manyplug adds its own on top: risky actions such as sending mail wait for your approval in Manyplug by default.
Is it free to connect Codex to Manyplug?
Yes. New workspaces get 14 days of Pro free, then the free plan keeps going with 150 actions a month and up to 3 connected accounts. No card needed. Paid plans start at $5 a month.
Can Codex use several accounts of the same service?
Yes. Connect each account under its own name, for example Work and Personal. Codex can use one of them or search all of them at once.
Can Codex send or delete things without asking me?
Not by default. Risky actions such as sending email or deleting wait for your approval in Manyplug. You can tighten or loosen this per account and per AI app, and loosening always needs your OK.
Does Codex see my passwords or API keys?
No. Keys are entered on Manyplug’s own pages, stored encrypted with a separate key per account, and the AI only receives tool results.
Checked against the Codex documentation on November 4, 2026.
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Try it with your own accounts
Free plan, no card. Setup takes a couple of minutes.