SiteGPT × Codex
Add AI customer support with Codex
Codex can drive SiteGPT over MCP or the CLI to build and manage support chatbots straight from your terminal.
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> Build a support bot for acme.com and test it trained acme.com, no login needed asked 3 questions, all answered ✓ ready, here is your claim linkConnect in two minutes
Connect SiteGPT to Codex
Register the SiteGPT MCP server in your Codex config, then ask Codex to set up a chatbot.
~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.sitegpt]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@sitegpt/cli", "mcp"]or use the CLI directly
npm install -g @sitegpt/cli && sitegpt onboarding start https://acme.comCodex is OpenAI's coding agent. Learn more at Codex.
Why SiteGPT for Codex
01
No signup to start
Codex can spin up a real, trained chatbot from a URL with no SiteGPT account. You only sign up to keep it.
02
Structured for agents
Every call returns typed JSON with stable codes and hints, so the agent reasons about results instead of scraping text.
03
Three ways in
MCP, CLI, or REST API. Whatever SiteGPT surface fits your setup, the same account is one command away.
Codex + SiteGPT, answered
- How do I connect SiteGPT to Codex?
- Add a [mcp_servers.sitegpt] entry to ~/.codex/config.toml that runs npx -y @sitegpt/cli mcp, or install the CLI and call it directly. Codex can then build and manage chatbots.
- Does it work without a SiteGPT account?
- Yes. Codex can create and train a chatbot from a URL with no credentials and return a preview-and-claim link.
- Can I use it in CI?
- Yes. Mint a scoped token with sitegpt tokens create, pass it via SITEGPT_API_TOKEN, and script every step with --json output and stable exit codes.
Point Codex at SiteGPT
Install the CLI, connect over MCP, and let Codex ship a support agent.