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Local Codex clients share MCP settings on the same host. You can use the connection in the app, CLI, or IDE extension. For a Skill with CLI instructions, use the Codex Skill guide. These steps use the Codex CLI to configure the connection for your local clients.
1

Add the server

Run this in a terminal where the Codex CLI is installed:
Codex saves this server in ~/.codex/config.toml by default.
2

Sign in

Follow the OAuth prompt if it appears during setup. Otherwise, run:
In the browser, sign in to Glasser, choose your Workspace, and select Allow. Create an account and Workspace if needed.
3

Start a new local task

Reopen the client if needed so it loads the updated configuration. In the Codex CLI, /mcp shows the active servers; check that glasser is available.
4

Check the connection

In a new conversation, ask:
The agent should use Glasser’s balance tool and return your balance. This check is free; a zero balance still means the connection works. If you need funds for a paid Run, add them in the Glasser console.

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Try your first request

After you approve, the agent can retrieve the data and report the result and charge. See OpenAI’s MCP documentation for client settings and authentication help.