Codex
Coding agent host that can consume structured project context, tools, and repository instructions.
Source boundary
Codex is treated as a coding agent host for project context and tool-driven workflows.
Relationships
| Type | Source | Target | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| works_with | codex | github-mcp-server | This planning edge requires current host and MCP server configuration verification before production use. |
Compatibility
| Type | Target | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| server_host | codex | verify_required | Context7 MCP Server is useful for Codex-style coding workflows that need current library documentation, but the configured MCP transport must be verified. |
| tool_permission | codex | verify_required | Database tools can support Codex analysis workflows, but write permissions, production access, and destructive queries require human review. |
| tool_permission | codex | supported | Documentation retrieval tools are low-risk support tools for Codex coding workflows when they do not mutate local or remote systems. |
| tool_permission | codex | verify_required | Filesystem write access can alter local project files and should be bounded by repository instructions and explicit user intent. |
| server_host | codex | verify_required | GitHub MCP Server can be considered for coding-agent host workflows, but local host configuration, authentication, and transport support must be verified. |
| tool_permission | codex | verify_required | HTTP API calls can disclose data or trigger external side effects, so sensitive endpoints and credentials require explicit review. |
| server_host | codex | verify_required | Playwright MCP can expose browser automation tools to MCP-capable hosts, but Codex host integration should be verified per workspace. |
| tool_permission | codex | verify_required | Terminal execution can mutate local files, install packages, or run long-lived processes, so commands should be bounded by task intent and workspace rules. |