CodexConnect Hiveality to Codex.
Codex, OpenAI’s coding agent, can connect to Hiveality over MCP and act on your real website: build and edit pages, manage contacts, and run multi-step tasks from your terminal or editor. Connect once, approve access, and review before anything goes live.
How it works
Connect Codex once.
Three steps from your assistant to a working Hiveality connection.
Add
Add Hiveality to Codex
In Codex, register Hiveality as an MCP server using your domain with /api/mcp at the end, then sign in to approve a single website.
Approve
Sign in and choose a website
A Hiveality approval page opens. Sign in, pick the one website it should work with, and allow access. Each connection is scoped to a single site.
Work
Let it run on your behalf
Codex can now use Hiveality’s approved tools to build, edit, draft, and report, with you approving anything before it goes live.
Use cases
What practices ask Codex to do.
Once connected, Codex works across your whole Hiveality workspace.
Build and edit your site
Plan, draft, and refine pages, funnels, and flows, then publish when you approve.
Manage your audience
Create and update contacts, tags, lists, and custom fields without leaving the chat.
Draft emails and campaigns
Write emails and campaigns with personalization tokens, ready for your review.
Handle bookings
Check availability and create bookings on your behalf.
Write and tidy your blog
Draft posts, clean up categories, and keep SEO healthy across the site.
Answer from your docs
Ask how a feature works and get answers grounded in Hiveality’s own guides.
Why it works
Why connect Codex to Hiveality?
Codex is OpenAI’s agent for getting real work done, not just chatting. Connected to Hiveality, it can take a task end to end across your website while you approve the results.
The connection runs on the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for letting assistants use real tools. Hiveality runs an MCP server, so the assistant reaches your actual content and contacts instead of guessing.
You stay in control. Each connection is scoped to a single website and gated behind sign-in approval, and you review generated pages, emails, and bookings before anything goes live.
Reference
What Codex can reach
A sample of what a connected assistant can do across your workspace.
| Area | What it can do |
|---|---|
| Website & funnels | Plan, build, edit, and publish pages and funnels |
| Contacts | Create and update contacts, tags, lists, and fields |
| Email & campaigns | Draft emails and campaigns for your review |
| Booking | Find availability and create bookings |
| Blog & SEO | Draft posts, tidy categories, and check SEO health |
Better together
Works great with
Codex is most useful across the parts of Hiveality you touch daily.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where do I configure Codex?
Add Hiveality as an MCP server in your Codex configuration, then sign in to approve access to one website.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You add Hiveality as a connector in your assistant, sign in, and approve. The assistant does the rest, with your review.
What can it access?
Only the website you approve and the tools Hiveality exposes over MCP. Each connection is scoped to a single site.
Which Hiveality plans include it?
AI tool connections over MCP are available on all Hiveality plans.
More connections
Other tools we integrate with
Hiveality connects to the platforms practices already run on. Here are a few that pair well with Codex.
Put Codex to work in your practice.
Connect Hiveality to Codex, approve access, and let it handle the busywork while you focus on the people you got into this work to help.
