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Use your Codex subscription for tasks: Codex + Doozy
Use your OpenAI Codex subscription to complete Doozy tasks. How the connection works, what Codex can do with to-dos, and what needs approval.
Already paying for a ChatGPT subscription with Codex access? Use it to power your Doozy agents instead of paying twice for AI. Your subscription handles the model, Doozy handles the tasks, the context, and the follow-through.
Things you can do
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| Codex as the AI model | Codex CLI reading Doozy | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Powers your Doozy agents with your subscription | Reads and writes Doozy to-dos from the terminal |
| How you connect | Sign in with OpenAI in workspace settings | Add Doozy as an MCP server in the Codex CLI |
| Who pays for the AI | Your existing ChatGPT subscription | N/A (this is about task data, not model usage) |
| Works while your laptop is closed | Not yet (uses the desktop connector) | N/A |
| Pick Codex for one specific task | Yes, per agent or per to-do | N/A |
When to use Doozy with Codex
When you already pay for a ChatGPT subscription and want to put it to work on real tasks. Doozy gives Codex a to-do list, the context behind each task, and agents that follow through. You pay your AI provider directly at cost instead of a per-seat markup.
When to use Codex by itself
For quick one-off coding tasks in the terminal that don't need tracking or team visibility. If it doesn't need to be a to-do, Codex on its own is fine.
How to use them together
Connect your Codex subscription in Doozy's settings. Choose Codex as the model for any agent or to-do. Your subscription covers the AI usage, and Doozy handles everything around it: tasks, context, memory, and approval before anything consequential goes out.
The more you use it, the better Doozy gets at understanding how you work. Your Codex-powered agents learn your voice, preferences, and priorities over time.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect my Codex subscription?
Open workspace settings, choose Connect Codex, and sign in with your OpenAI account. One step.
Does this actually save me money?
Yes. You pay your ChatGPT subscription directly, and Doozy doesn't add a model-usage charge on top. The core product is free for up to five people.
Do Codex runs work when my laptop is closed?
Not yet for subscription access (it still uses the desktop connector). If you need that, saved provider keys like OpenRouter run on Doozy's servers instead.
Can I pick Codex for just one agent?
Yes. Choose Codex as the model provider per agent or per to-do. Other work can use a different provider.
Can the Codex CLI read my Doozy to-dos?
Yes. Add Doozy as an MCP server in the Codex CLI with your API key and ask it to list your active to-dos.
How many apps does Doozy connect to?
1,000+ through Composio.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, web, CLI, API, MCP.
Is this free?
Free forever for up to five people with BYO keys.