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Proxy Codex MCP requests to improve compatibility with Warp clients.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "codex-mcp-proxy" yet — see the docs or source repo.
When I connect to Codex MCP Server from Warp, resources/list and resources/read are incompatible. Use codex-mcp-proxy as a proxy and explain how to verify that resource listing and reading work again.
A verification approach after routing through the proxy, confirming resource list and read requests are handled compatibly.
Place codex-mcp-proxy in front of the current Codex MCP Server as a compatibility layer for Warp, and explain which request-level compatibility issues this setup addresses.
An explanation of where the proxy sits and that it mainly intercepts resources/list and resources/read requests.
I only want to fix resource request compatibility between Codex MCP Server and Warp. Tell me whether codex-mcp-proxy fits and summarize the request types it actually handles.
A fit assessment that clearly states the tool targets compatibility for resource listing and reading requests.
When developers connect Warp to Codex MCP Server and hit compatibility issues around resource calls, they can use this lightweight proxy to intercept specific requests. It is mainly used to improve compatibility for resource listing and reading interactions.
If an existing Codex MCP Server works but behaves inconsistently with Warp in some protocol interactions, this proxy can be added in front of it. That allows compatibility handling for known request types without changing the core service logic.
It is a lightweight MCP proxy for resolving compatibility issues between Codex MCP Server and Warp. It is known to intercept resources/list and resources/read requests.
Based on the description, it mainly intercepts resources/list and resources/read requests. Other capabilities are not stated in the provided information.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key requirements. See the source repository for exact setup details.
Proxy multiple MCP servers while reducing token usage with on-demand tool loading.
Aggregate multiple MCP resource servers behind one HTTP endpoint.
Connects MCP clients to local Codex CLI for autonomous coding and thread history management.
Delegate coding tasks to Codex via MCP with security and result checks.
Connect IDEs or AI assistants to Codex CLI for safe automation and code analysis.
Combine multiple MCP backends into one interface with optional web-based management.