Quickstart

Codex

One command connects Codex to Rilo.

npx rilogtm connect

Detects Codex and writes the TOML config. The CLI does not complete sign-in; if your Codex version supports remote MCP OAuth, Codex prompts when it connects.

Verify the connection

Start a Codex task and ask:

Show my Rilo workspace overview.

You are connected when Rilo returns your workspace overview. If Codex never offers browser sign-in, use the API-token fallback below.

Headless fallback

Machines without a browser can use a personal API token. Create one from the API tokens section in Setup, then add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml:

With your API token
[mcp_servers.rilo]
url = "https://growth-mcp.getrilo.ai/mcp"
http_headers = { "Authorization" = "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" }

Troubleshooting

  • Browser sign-in does not open: copy the sign-in URL printed by the CLI into a browser on the same machine.
  • 401 in a headless setup: the token was revoked or mistyped. Create a replacement in Setup and update the config.

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