Codex setup
Use this endpoint for Codex hosted MCP preflight and local plugin bundle
validation: https://mcp.agentmemorylabs.com/mcp-codex
Connection requirements
- Users need an Agent Memory Labs account or workspace with OAuth access enabled.
- For review, Agent Memory Labs provides a dedicated reviewer/demo account with pre-seeded sample memory.
- The hosted connector uses OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow with PKCE where the client supports the hosted public auth flow.
- No local Agentic Memory backend is required for the hosted Codex MCP endpoint.
Codex preflight use
- Configure Codex or the local plugin bundle against the MCP server URL above.
- Confirm the visible tool set matches the 10-tool public contract and does not expose admin or indexing tools.
- Run one read flow and one explicit memory-write flow before treating the connector as ready.
Available tools
The public connector exposes 10 reviewed tools. Admin, indexing, and maintenance tools are not part of this public surface.
Read tools
search_codebaseget_file_dependenciestrace_execution_pathsearch_all_memorylist_project_and_repo_idssearch_web_memorysearch_conversationsget_conversation_context
Write tools
memory_ingest_researchadd_message
Example prompts
- What have we already decided about this product launch, and what are the open questions?
- Search my saved research for pricing, competitor, and market insights, then summarize the most relevant findings.
- What did I last work on for the MCP connector submission, and what should I do next?
- Save this finding to memory: our public MCP connector uses OAuth, exposes 10 reviewed tools, and passed the latest smoke checks.
- Find anything I have already researched about MCP connector approval requirements and give me the top 3 next steps.
Data handling
- Agentic Memory stores memory intentionally; persistent memory is the product.
- Stored memory can include saved research, conversation notes, and project context that users explicitly ask the connector to save or search.
- Transport is encrypted over HTTPS/TLS on the hosted public endpoint.
- The connector does not provide live web browsing. Research search operates over previously saved research memory.
- The connector is not intended for users to access, view, or share personal health data.
Troubleshooting
- If OAuth fails, disconnect and reconnect the connector so the client can register or refresh its OAuth client.
- If tools are missing, refresh the connector metadata and confirm the server URL matches the platform-specific URL on this page.
- If search returns no relevant memory, try a broad prompt first with
search_all_memory, then drill down with saved research or conversation search. - If the service reports a temporal retrieval error, retry after backend health recovers; public research and conversation retrieval fail closed rather than silently returning dense-only results.
- Do not paste API keys, passwords, or private repository contents into public support issues.