Publish websites from Codex with Revdoku

Connect Codex to Revdoku once, then ask Codex to build, publish, and update your website. This works in the Codex app (the desktop app for macOS and Windows) and the Codex command line.

1. Create a Revdoku account first

Go to https://app.revdoku.com, create an account, and sign in before connecting Codex.

Sign in or sign up at app.revdoku.com

2. Connect Codex to Revdoku

Pick how you use Codex:

Note: Codex on the web (chatgpt.com/codex) does not support MCP servers yet, so connect through the app or the command line.

2.1 Add Revdoku in the Codex app

In the Codex app you add Revdoku once in settings, the same idea as connecting any other app.

  1. Open Codex and click Settings at the bottom of the sidebar.

Open Settings in Codex

  1. Click Settings again in the menu.

Click Settings in the menu

  1. Under Integrations, open MCP servers. This is where outside apps like Revdoku connect.

Open MCP servers in Codex settings

  1. Click Add server. Enter the name Revdoku, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste https://app.revdoku.com/mcp as the address. Click Save.

Add the Revdoku server

  1. Find Revdoku in the list, click Authenticate, and approve the sign-in to your Revdoku account.

Authenticate Revdoku

  1. Open a new chat, add Revdoku from the + menu, or just type publish with Revdoku.

For a full walkthrough, see the Codex app guide.

2.2 Paste the connection message

The quickest way: paste a ready-made connection message into any Codex chat, so there is nothing to set up by hand.

  1. In the Revdoku app, click New (or the + button on mobile) and choose Copy Instructions for AI.

Copy Instructions for AI in the Revdoku app

  1. Paste it into a new Codex chat and send.

Paste the instructions into a new Codex chat

  1. Codex connects to your Revdoku account and confirms.

Codex connected to Revdoku

2.3 Codex command line

Add Revdoku in the terminal and sign in:

codex mcp add revdoku --url https://app.revdoku.com/mcp
codex mcp login revdoku

A sign-in window opens in your browser, so there is no key or password to paste. If you want Codex to publish files straight from your own computer, install the small Revdoku helper instead:

curl -fsSL https://revdoku.com/install.sh | bash
revdoku login

Full walkthrough: Codex command line guide.

You’ve connected Revdoku. Now just ask publish to Revdoku and your AI publishes it as a live URL.

What to ask Codex

Once connected, just say what you want:

  • Publish a report: “Create a one-page report website and publish it.”
  • Publish a game: “Build a small browser game, put it on Revdoku, and give me the link.”
  • Publish charts: “Turn this data into an interactive dashboard and publish it.”
  • Keep it private: “Publish it with a password” (or a password plus email, so you can see who opened it).
  • Update a site: “Change the existing Revdoku site and keep the same link.”

Cross-check the published site from ChatGPT

Once Codex publishes to Revdoku, the same bucket can be inspected from ChatGPT if Revdoku is connected there too. Ask ChatGPT to summarize the publishing workflow, inspect files, or check analytics while Codex continues building locally.

ChatGPT outlines a Revdoku publishing workflow for an AI-generated site

Ready to publish? Create a Revdoku account · See use cases · Revdoku vs ChatGPT Sites

Takeaway

Create your Revdoku account first, then connect Codex (on the web, the desktop app, or the command line), then ask it to publish. Later changes keep the same link.

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