Codex CLI can cut your video.

A terminal agent that will happily sit through a long render.

Setup takes a minute: add the server, then pair with the code in the editor header. After that Codex CLI has all 59 tools.

Setup

Add Frapea to Codex CLI

  1. 1

    Add the server

    Codex keeps its configuration in TOML rather than JSON, and the table name is mcp_servers with an underscore. A url on the table selects the HTTP transport; command would be a local server.
    ~/.codex/config.toml
    [mcp_servers.frapea]
    url = "https://app.frapea.com/mcp"

Then, the same for every client

Pair Codex CLI with the editor

  1. 1Open the editor and click Connect an agent in the header. It shows an eight-character code.
  2. 2Paste the whole line into Codex CLI — the sentence, not just the code. It tells the agent which tool to call.
  3. 3Good for ten minutes, and once. If it has expired, read a fresh one.

Nothing to sign up for, and no API key on either side. The endpoint is https://app.frapea.com/mcp.

When it doesn't take

Two things go wrong, and it is almost always one of them.

1The config is ignored
mcpServers copied from a JSON example. In TOML the table is mcp_servers.
2Local servers work but this one is skipped
An older Codex only reads stdio entries. Add experimental_use_rmcp_client = true above the server table, or update Codex.

Using something else?

Any client that speaks MCP can drive Frapea. These are written out.