Two commands add the Taplio MCP to Codex. Write about what you ship, schedule it and reply to comments without leaving your editor.
50 free MCP calls to start. No API key needed.
It runs on the LinkedIn MCP, the same hosted server behind every Taplio AI integration. No API key to paste, no LinkedIn password shared.
Run this in your terminal.
Codex calls the Taplio tools when your request is about LinkedIn.
Codex signs in with your ChatGPT account or an API key. The CLI, the IDE extension and the desktop app share the same MCP settings.
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The draft is in your Taplio queue. Want me to schedule it for Tuesday at 9am?
Each job runs on real Taplio MCP tools. Ask in plain words and your AI picks the right ones.
Your AI reads your niche, tone and topics from Taplio before it drafts.
Drafts land in your Taplio queue. Nothing is published until you confirm.
Attach an image from a link or from your Taplio media library to any draft.
Search LinkedIn posts by topic, likes and comments, then rework the best hooks.
Find posts worth a comment, draft it in your voice and approve it before it goes out.
See who commented on your posts and draft a reply to each one.
Likes go through a paced queue, so your account keeps a natural rhythm.
Invite the people who engage with you. Nobody gets the same invite twice.
Ask which posts worked and why, then turn the answer into next week's plan.
OpenAI's coding agent. Best for turning what you ship into posts, from the CLI or the IDE.
Your terminal. Best for turning what you ship into posts, and for scripted routines.
AI code editor. Best for writing about your work without leaving the editor.
Posts and comments start as drafts. They go out only when you schedule or confirm them.
You sign in with Taplio. Your AI never sees your LinkedIn password.
Likes and invites go through a paced queue, and nobody gets the same invite twice.
Remove the taplio server from your Codex MCP settings at any time.
We would rather tell you now than in a support ticket.
Yes, through Taplio. Codex drafts, schedules or publishes on your LinkedIn account with the Taplio LinkedIn MCP. Posts and comments start as drafts, and they go out only when you schedule or confirm them.
You add Taplio as a remote MCP server in Codex. Codex supports remote servers with OAuth sign-in.
Yes. You sign in with Taplio when you connect, and you get 50 free MCP calls to start. After that, any Taplio plan works.
It can't send or read LinkedIn DMs, edit your LinkedIn profile, or see who liked your posts. It does see who commented, so it can reply and invite those people.
Run codex mcp list and check the taplio entry. If the sign-in expired, run codex mcp login taplio again. On a remote machine, add --no-browser.
50 free MCP calls to start, then any Taplio plan.