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Tringify MCP

Connect Tringify
to Codex.

Work with your store from Codex. Sign in with your Tringify account, choose a store, and approve the access you want to give.

GitHub quickstartMCP reference

Set up in Codex

Use the Codex app on the computer where you want the connection. Tringify hosts the server; you do not need an API key or a Tringify package.

  1. Add the server

    Open Settings → MCP servers → Add server. Name it Tringify, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste this URL. Save, then select Restart when prompted.

    https://api.tringify.com/mcp/store

  2. Sign in and choose your store

    Select Authenticate for Tringify. In the browser, sign in to Tringify, choose the store, review the requested permissions, and approve. Return to Codex when sign-in finishes.

    The connection can only use the access you approve and still have in that store. Your password stays with Tringify.

  3. Try it in a new conversation

    Type /mcp to check that Tringify is connected. Start with a read:

    Use Tringify to list five tags in my connected store.

    Codex uses the tools available to your connection. Review its result before asking it to make changes.

Prefer the terminal?

With the Codex CLI installed on the same computer, add the server below. Follow the sign-in prompt if it opens.

codex mcp add tringify --url https://api.tringify.com/mcp/store

If you still need to sign in, run:

codex mcp login tringify

The app and CLI share MCP settings on the same Codex host. You only need one setup method.

Manage access

Open Connected tools in Tringify Accounts to review or disconnect the connection. To work with another store, disconnect and authorize a new connection for that store.

To add permissions, start authorization again with codex mcp login tringify, using your existing server name. Choose the same store and existing connection, review the new permissions, and select Update access. Your current connection keeps working until Codex completes authorization. You do not need to disconnect first.

For connection errors and a small create, update, and delete walkthrough, see the GitHub quickstart.