~/.codex/config.toml.
Setup
1
Open the Codex config file
In your terminal, open the file in your editor:If the file does not exist, create it.

2
Add the Slashy server
Paste this block at the end of the file:Save and exit.

3
Start Codex and approve OAuth
Run 
codex in your terminal. On first launch, it opens your browser to the Slashy login page. Sign in with Google and click Allow.
4
Verify the connection
Inside Codex, type 
/mcp. You should see slashy listed as connected with its tools visible.
What happens after setup
Codex caches the OAuth token in~/.codex/auth/. It refreshes automatically on expiry.
Next steps
Using Slashy MCP
Email prompts for triage, drafting, follow-ups, and scheduling.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for OAuth, missing tools, and wrong accounts.