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@tages/codex-plugin

v0.1.0

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Install Tages as an MCP server in OpenAI Codex (writes ~/.codex/config.toml).

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Readme

@tages/codex-plugin

Install Tages as an MCP server in OpenAI Codex.

One-line install

npx @tages/codex-plugin

Appends a [mcp_servers.tages] block to ~/.codex/config.toml. Restart Codex; the Tages tools are available.

Options

| Flag | Behavior | |---|---| | (no flags) | Append to ~/.codex/config.toml | | --dry-run | Print the TOML block to stdout instead of writing | | --force | Replace an existing [mcp_servers.tages] block in place. The old [mcp_servers.tages] and [mcp_servers.tages.env] tables are stripped before the new block is appended, so the file stays parseable; all other tables are preserved | | --help | Show usage |

Alternative install (uses Codex's own MCP command)

If you prefer Codex's built-in installer:

codex mcp add tages -- npx -y @tages/server

Either path produces the same configuration. The plugin is useful when you want a dry-run preview or when you want to install without invoking the Codex CLI.

Env vars

The plugin writes placeholder env values:

  • TAGES_SUPABASE_URL
  • TAGES_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY
  • TAGES_PROJECT_ID

Fill them in from your Tages project dashboard (~/.config/tages/projects/<slug>.json has the same values if you've already run tages init). Tages falls back to local-only mode when these are unset.

Related packages

  • @tages/server — the MCP server (stdio transport) this plugin installs
  • @tages/cli — command-line interface for managing memories outside Codex
  • @tages/cursor-plugin, @tages/gemini-plugin — sibling installers for other agents

License

MIT.