Codex executes work with full-machine access where the customer installed it.
AI clients
Autokore client runtime
Install Codex and Autokore Agent on a trusted machine. Autokore sends jobs. The agent supervises Codex as a full computer agent, uses the customer's Codex login and Chrome profile, can use local files, shell, desktop apps, network, and compute, and reports status back to Autokore.
Signed-in website tasks use the connected Chrome profile.
Autokore does not store Codex, OpenAI, Chrome, or website passwords.
Install
Set up a managed machine
The managed install is intentionally broad. Autokore Agent is for machines the customer trusts Autokore to operate as a computer agent.
Install Codex
Install the Codex app, then sign in with the ChatGPT or OpenAI account that should run the work.
Open Codex docsConnect Chrome
Add the Chrome plugin from Codex Plugins, then confirm the Codex Chrome extension shows Connected.
Open Chrome setupInstall Autokore Agent
In Workspace Settings, generate an agent pairing sequence and run it on a trusted machine. It pairs the agent, installs the native app bundle, and starts background polling.
Open workspacesCheck machine status
Run autokore-agent doctor and autokore-agent status --open after setup to verify Codex login, hosted MCP config, service executable, and last job.
Open setupCodex-managed mode
Run through hosted MCP
Use this path when a customer cannot install Autokore Agent. Codex polls Autokore through hosted MCP on the automation cadence they choose.
Connect hosted MCP
Open Workspace Settings, generate AI client setup, and paste the hosted MCP block into ~/.codex/config.toml.
Open config referenceCreate the automation
Paste the Autokore polling prompt into Codex Automations and choose the cadence for that machine.
Open workspacesSecurity