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Control native Codex sessions on Windows from MCP clients, including threads and approvals.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Local Codex Bridge" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Local Codex Bridge to create a new Codex thread and track subsequent turns.
A usable thread is returned and turns are tracked.
Connect to the current Codex session on Windows, observe execution, and report status changes.
Session status, progress, and key changes are reported.
When Codex needs approval, receive and respond to approval requests through Local Codex Bridge.
Pending approvals are shown and accepted or rejected accordingly.
When developers or automation scripts need to take over a local Codex session from an MCP client, this bridge manages threads and turns.
When you want to watch Codex progress, steer it, or respond to approvals, this tool acts as a control layer.
If you want ChatGPT or another MCP client to operate a local Codex session on Windows, this bridge provides session management.
It is an MCP tool that lets ChatGPT or other MCP clients control native Codex sessions on Windows. It supports thread management, turns, observation, steering, and approval responses.
The original description explicitly says Windows. No other platform information is provided in the excerpt.
Known capabilities include thread management, turn control, observing sessions, steering sessions, and responding to approval requests. See the source repository for more details.
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