Setup
Enable MESHH in Codex
- Open Codex CLI or the Codex app and go to MCP server management.
- Create an MCP Access Token in the MESHH Developer area and keep it ready for bearer auth.
- Register the MESHH endpoint as a server, save it as meshh, and set the Authorization header to Bearer <your_mcp_access_token>.
- You can also add the same server from the CLI with the codex mcp add command.
- Once connected, Codex should start with ask_meshh. Use continue_meshh_thread for follow-ups and get_meshh_status for progress checks.
codex mcp add meshh --url https://meshh.ai/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your_mcp_access_token>"
Connection
Use this MCP endpoint
https://meshh.ai/mcp
Inside Codex, the connected agent appears as MESHH. The public tools are ask_meshh, continue_meshh_thread, and get_meshh_status.
Authentication
MCP Access Token + Bearer
Before adding MESHH to an external MCP client, sign in and create an MCP Access Token. Configure the client with bearer-token authentication using that token.
Create MCP Access Token
Ask your client
Have your AI walk you through it
Paste this prompt into Codex and let it guide the setup.
I want to add the MESHH MCP server to Codex.
Endpoint: https://meshh.ai/mcp
Server name: meshh
Authentication: Bearer token
Token: <your_mcp_access_token>
Please walk me through:
1. The exact `codex mcp add` command to run.
2. How to set the Authorization header to `Bearer <your_mcp_access_token>`.
3. How to confirm the server is registered.
4. How to verify it works by calling MESHH's `ask_meshh` tool with a small Japan macro question.
If anything fails, ask me about the error and help me debug.