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Connect Agent Planners to OpenAI Codex: ad-platform tools in your terminal

TL;DR

Codex reads MCP servers from ~/.codex/config.toml, and Agent Planners is a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP, so one command adds it and starts the sign-in. From then on Codex can read your ad and analytics accounts, or hand the platform a whole goal and poll it, without ever holding a platform credential.

How to connect

Add the server to Codex — the command starts the sign-in itself:

codex mcp add agent-planners --url https://www.agentplanners.com/api/mcp

Open the URL it prints (or the browser window it opens) to reach the Agent Planners consent page: sign in, choose the workspace and approve what Codex may do; Codex stores and refreshes the tokens. Run codex mcp login agent-planners later only if the tokens are missing or the connection ended. You can also write the server into ~/.codex/config.toml (%USERPROFILE%\.codex\config.toml on Windows) under [mcp_servers.agent-planners] with the same url and run codex mcp login agent-planners, or use an API key instead of signing in by naming an environment variable that holds it in bearer_token_env_var — set in the environment Codex starts from (setx on Windows, then restart Codex; launchctl setenv for the Codex app on macOS). Check codex mcp list (Auth OAuth, or Bearer token) to confirm it registered — a typo in the [mcp_servers.name] header makes Codex skip the section without an error, so verify rather than assume. Always use the www URL: Codex refuses the redirect from the address without www. For a second workspace, add a second entry with the same URL and another name (agent-planners-acme) and sign it in there. Connect Agent Planners to Claude, Codex, Grok and Muse has the details and Codex's troubleshooting.

What it is useful for

  • Pulling real campaign or GA4 numbers into whatever you are building, without leaving the terminal.
  • Checking an account before a release — spend, conversions, anomalies.
  • Handing a long job to the platform's own agent and polling it while you keep working.

Frequently asked questions

Does Codex need any ad-platform credentials?
No. The platform holds the connections; Codex authenticates only to Agent Planners, with its OAuth sign-in or an API key.
Is there a Codex directory listing?
Not yet. Codex installs plugins from marketplaces — OpenAI's curated one and any you add with codex plugin marketplace add — and Agent Planners is not in OpenAI's curated list. The command above connects it today.
Can I give a teammate read-only access?
Yes — the person connecting can untick everything but the read permissions on the consent page, or you issue them a key with read scopes only. Scopes are per connection.
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