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The Codex CLI, the ChatGPT desktop app, and the IDE extension share one MCP configuration at ~/.codex/config.toml, so adding Rippit in any of them adds it to all three.

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Command line

Add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml:
Then sign in:
Your browser opens to app.rippit.com. Sign in and approve the consent screen. Verify with codex mcp list. Rippit has no static API token, so don’t set bearer_token_env_var on the entry; a token override suppresses the OAuth flow.

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ChatGPT desktop app

The desktop app’s coding view manages the same servers:
  1. Open Settings and find the MCP servers pane (listed under Connections in recent versions).
  2. Select Add server.
  3. Enter a name and choose Streamable HTTP.
  4. Enter https://mcp.rippit.com/mcp.
  5. Save, then Restart.
  6. Select Authenticate and complete sign-in in the browser.
Adding Rippit here does not make it available in ChatGPT conversations; see ChatGPT Web / Desktop for that. Codex registers itself with Rippit automatically, so the consent screen describes the client as unverified with self-reported details. That is expected for automatically registered clients; see Security.

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