Codex + Operio
Add Operio to your Codex config and it can create end-to-end tests, run suites against your environments and read failures back while it works.
- Connection
- Hosted MCP with OAuth
- Access
- Read, or read and write
- Config
- config.toml
What your agent can do
Write it, run it, read the result
- 01
Write tests
Ask for a test of the feature it just built. The agent creates the test case in plain English in your Operio project.
- 02
Run them
Start a test, a suite or an exploratory run against an environment or a mobile build, then wait for it to finish.
- 03
Read the evidence
Pull the failed steps and failure reasons back into the session, fix the code, and run the test again.
Setup
Set up Codex in minutes
- 1
Add an [mcp_servers.operio] entry with the Operio URL to ~/.codex/config.toml or .codex/config.toml.
- 2
Codex opens a browser so you can sign in and approve access.
- 3
Ask Codex to test the change it just made.
FAQ
Codex questions
No. Keep only the URL in the block. Codex signs in through the browser with OAuth.
Yes. Give it a goal and it can start an exploratory run, wait for it, and summarize what the agent found.
Give Codex a QA engineer
We'll connect Codex to Operio and run a test on your app in the demo.