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You can connect Conductor to OpenAI’s Codex using a custom connector. Codex reads MCP server configuration from its config file, so you provide Conductor’s MCP server URL along with an API token you generate in the Conductor platform.

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Available tools

Custom connections will always include the most up-to-date set of tools available, currently including:
  • tracked_configs
  • ai_brand_insights
  • ai_citation_insights
  • keyword_insights
Learn more about the data you can access through these tools.

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Configure Conductor in Codex

Configuring Conductor’s MCP in Codex currently requires you to: Please reach out to your Conductor contact if you have questions about this process.

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Configure Your MCP Server in Codex

  1. Start a new chat in Codex and request the following. Replace YOUR_CONDUCTOR_API_TOKEN with the token you generated in Conductor:
  Add Conductor to the `[mcp_servers]` section of your 
  Codex configuration file (`~/.codex/config.toml`) using 
  the following snippet:

    toml
    [mcp_servers.conductor]
    url = "https://mcp-universal.conductor.com/mcp/v3"
    bearer_token = "YOUR_CONDUCTOR_API_TOKEN"
  1. If necessary, permit Codex to edit your Codex configuration file.
  2. After it finishes edits in the configuration file, restart Codex.
Your connection to Conductor’s MCP server is complete.
Connect Codex to Conductor's MCP

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Query Your Data with Codex

Once connected, Codex can call Conductor’s tools directly in your session. Ask Codex about your tracked configurations, AI brand and citation insights, or keyword insights, and it will use the Conductor MCP tools to answer.

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FAQs

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