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Codex CLI reads MCP servers from a TOML config file at ~/.codex/config.toml.

Setup

1

Open the Codex config file

In your terminal, open the file in your editor:
nano ~/.codex/config.toml
If the file does not exist, create it.
Terminal editing ~/.codex/config.toml
2

Add the Slashy server

Paste this block at the end of the file:
[mcp_servers.slashy]
url = "https://slashy.ctrlcenter.ai/mcp"
Save and exit.
Codex config.toml with Slashy block
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.
Codex CLI launching + OAuth popup
4

Verify the connection

Inside Codex, type /mcp. You should see slashy listed as connected with its tools visible.
Codex /mcp output showing Slashy connected

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.