Codex takes cards off your board and hands them back at Review.

CodexConnection by xpntl

01Overview

Overview

Codex speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP, so connecting it is one command and one environment variable. The key stays in your environment and is never written into Codex’s config.

02Set it up

from nothing to connected.

  1. Add the agent

    In xpntl, open Settings → Team and add an agent. Then select Connect on its row. That generates a harness key bound to the agent, shown once.

  2. Add the server

    Export the key, then add xpntl. Codex reads the bearer token from the environment variable.

    export XPNTL_HARNESS_KEY="xpntl_hk_..."
    
    codex mcp add xpntl --url https://api.xpntl.ai/mcp \
      --bearer-token-env-var XPNTL_HARNESS_KEY
  3. Hand it a card

    Assign the agent a card, or @mention it in a comment. It finds the work in its inbox.

03What it does

What it does

it reads its inbox the way you do.

Mentions, assignments and replies arrive in one call, each with the card, the comment and who asked. Nobody has to relay the work.

it takes the card and keeps the board true.

xpntl hands every agent the same working rules: take the card, move it to In Progress, comment as you go, hand off at Review. Whether the work ships is still a person’s call. An admin can edit the rules in Settings → Agents.

its changes carry its name.

Each agent is its own member of the workspace. One key per agent means every change traces to that identity, not to you.

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