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OpenAI Codex CLI Guide: A parallel version of the Claude Code guide
Overview
Claude Code cheat sheet OpenAI Codex parallel version. Send each MD file to Codex, and it will execute automatically. ✅ ：、、。 The three are ~/.codex/config.toml and AGENTS.md, so you only need to set them up once. ： 1. :Settings→ Adds server to the Integrations & MCP interface; Settings→ Personalization Edit AGENTS.md 2. :Gears → MCP settings → Open config.toml 3. ：codex mcp add -- If one side of the setting changes, all three sides will be affected. This guide focuses mainly on , and each MCP chapter includes TOML examples for manual editing ~/.codex/config.toml for IDE/CLI users or advanced Desktop users to reference. The original cheat sheet was for Claude Code, but many teachers are also using the OpenAI Codex CLI. This one summarizes the same workflow: The AI automatically reads the SKILL.md (installation portal), lists 15 skills, and lets you select and install them automatically. --full-depth cannot be omitted. When installing only codex-env-setup, the GitHub account will not be checked, nor will Git or GitHub CLI be installed. 1. Watch videos to understand the principles (same as the Claude Basics series) 2. Download the corresponding cheat sheet (MD file) 3. Open the OpenAI Codex CLI and paste the file contents into the file 4. AI will execute automatically, pausing and prompting you when manual operations are needed - [ ] OpenAI account (ChatGPT Plus / Pro / Business / Edu subscription, or OpenAI API quota) - [ ] Installed and able to log in (macOS / Windows); or IDE extension / CLI either - [ ] The computer has an internet connection
Overview (machine translated)
OpenAI Codex parallel version of the Claude Code cheat sheet. Send each MD file to Codex, and it will execute automatically.
✅ > Compatible with three Codex:* *Codex Desktop app (macOS/Windows)**, Codex IDE extensions (VSCode / Cursor / JetBrains), Codex CLI. **All three share the same copy ~/.codex/config.toml and AGENTS.md, so you only need to set it once.
Which type am I using?
| Your Tools | How to install / How to open |
|---|---|
| Codex Desktop app | Download the macOS/Windows installation file from the OpenAI official website (default scenarios for this guide) |
| Codex IDE Extensions | Search “ChatGPT” (OpenAI Official) on VSCode / Cursor / Windsurf → Marketplace; JetBrains series also has a corresponding |
| Codex CLI | npm install -g @openai/codex |
Three Paths Set by MCP and AGENTS.md (Choose Any):
- Desktop:
設定 → Integrations & MCPinterface adds server;設定 → PersonalizationEdit AGENTS.md - IDE: Gear → MCP settings → Open config.toml
- CLI：
codex mcp add --
If you change one side of the settings, all three sides will be affected. This cheat sheet is mainly written in the Desktop app GUI, with each MCP chapter accompanied by TOML examples of “manual editing
~/.codex/config.toml” for IDE/CLI users or advanced Desktop users to reference.
Why is this included?
The original cheat sheet was for Claude Code, but many teachers are also using the OpenAI Codex CLI. This copy rewrites the same workflow into a version Codex can understand:
| Differences | Claude Code | OpenAI Codex |
|---|---|---|
| Global Command File | ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md |
~/.codex/AGENTS.md |
| Project Command File | ./CLAUDE.md |
./AGENTS.md |
| Profile | ~/.claude/settings.json（JSON） |
~/.codex/config.toml（TOML） |
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