Remote MCP
MCP for Codex.
Connect the OpenAI Codex CLI to SiberMate by adding a remote MCP server in config.toml.
Server URLs
- Default remote MCP
https://mcp.sibermate.com/mcp- Multi-tenant profile
https://mcp.sibermate.com/profile/{YOUR TENANT DOMAIN}/mcp- Example profile
https://mcp.sibermate.com/profile/sibermate.com/mcp
Setup notes
- Edit ~/.codex/config.toml and add the [mcp_servers.sibermate] table below.
- Set SIBERMATE_API_KEY in your environment; Codex sends it as an Authorization: Bearer header.
- Some Codex builds require experimental_use_rmcp_client = true for HTTP servers. Use the domain profile URL for multiple tenants.
Authentication
- Recommended remote flow: OAuth discovery from the MCP server URL.
- Bearer fallback: send
Authorization: Bearer <SIBERMATE_API_KEY>only when the client supports custom headers. - Local stdio fallback: run
npx -y @sibermatedev/mcpwithSIBERMATE_API_KEYin the client environment.
Codex config.toml
[mcp_servers.sibermate]
url = "https://mcp.sibermate.com/mcp"
bearer_token_env_var = "SIBERMATE_API_KEY"
Safety checklist
- Use a dedicated tenant API key for MCP setup.
- Keep API keys out of prompts, screenshots, repositories, browser history, and shared docs.
- For profile URLs, the domain in the URL must match the tenant returned by the API key.
- Review generated action plans before sending assignments, reminders, removals, uploads, or deletions.