Codex only sees your account, and only after you sign in and approve it.
It can do what your AI Sync login can do, nothing more.
🧭 Set it up (about 5 minutes, once)
1
Install or update Codex and sign in with ChatGPT
Open the Terminal app and run:Choose Sign in with ChatGPT when asked. If you already have Codex, still
run this: an older Codex can refuse your plan’s newest model.
2
Add your AI Sync account
3
If no sign-in page opened
4
Check it worked
ai-sync should show OAuth in the Auth column.💬 Three things to ask first
Open Codex (typecodex in Terminal) and try:
Write a voice agent prompt
“Create a new inbound agent called Front Desk and write and save a prompt for
a friendly medspa receptionist who answers Botox pricing questions and offers
to book a consultation.”
Build a workflow
“Create a draft workflow: when a contact gets the tag no-show, wait one day,
then send them a text asking to rebook. Leave it off so I can review it.”
Ask about your numbers
“How many calls did my reps make this week, and what was each rep’s connect
rate?”
❓ Good to know
- It uses your ChatGPT plan’s limits. Heavy use can hit your plan’s usage cap; it resets on ChatGPT’s schedule.
- Prefer an API key? You can still paste an OpenAI key under Settings → Integration → OpenAI for workflow AI steps.
- Disconnect any time:
codex mcp logout ai-sync.