Codex MCP setup: add a remote MCP server to the Codex CLI and IDE extension
Unif API's guide covers codex mcp add, config.toml for remote and stdio servers, OAuth login and a troubleshooting table for the CLI and IDE extension.
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Unif API's guide covers codex mcp add, config.toml for remote and stdio servers, OAuth login and a troubleshooting table for the CLI and IDE extension.
The guide covers Cursor's mcp.json locations, OAuth sign-in and a shareable install link, using Unif API's MCP server as the worked example.
Unif API's guide covers custom connectors, claude_desktop_config.json and claude mcp add, with its MCP server as the worked example.
The free email check API costs 0 credits per call and applies HubSpot's 4,768-domain list to signups, lead lists and agents, with caveats on where it misfires.
Unif API's free search runs X's operators without a login, with 20 lookups per 10 minutes, and reaches posts back to 2006 using date ranges.
Unif API's guide covers reading a public Threads profile and latest posts before outreach, at about 30 to 50 credits per account.
Unif API's highlights viewer lists a public account's pinned reels by title and cover for 10 credits minimum, to vet creators and brands before outreach.
Unif API tested FxTwitter, vxTwitter, X's syndication and oEmbed endpoints and its own free endpoint, all of which worked without a developer account.
Unif API's free endpoint reads public X replies with no key, sorted by engagement or time, 20 per page, capped at 20 lookups per 10 minutes.
A reference for the free X endpoints lists every field, type, rate-limit header and error shape, plus the edge cases agents need to handle.
Unif API's free endpoint takes X search operators and returns 20 posts a page, capped at 10 searches per 10 minutes per visitor.
Search is free in a browser; scripts and agents pay 1 credit ($0.001) per post returned through the MCP server or API, limited to 60 requests a minute per key.
Claude, ChatGPT and Codex can read public X data over MCP at 1 credit ($0.001) per returned record, and the old free script endpoints now return HTTP 402.
Unif API's curl test of eight viewers found none readable by a script, and its own free viewers allow 20 lookups per 10 minutes with no key.
Unif's curl test found Nitter instances down or blocked and lists the free options still working for scripts and agents, with their limits.