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Add the NetWorthTrackr MCP server to OpenAI Codex
Run codex mcp add networthtrackr --url https://mcp.networthtrackr.com, then codex mcp login networthtrackr to sign in. The server goes into your user config, shared by the Codex CLI, the Codex IDE extension and the ChatGPT desktop app, so they can all read your net worth, accounts and holdings.
Add it and sign in
Codex keeps MCP servers in ~/.codex/config.toml, which applies everywhere, so there is no scope to choose.
Terminal
codex mcp add networthtrackr --url https://mcp.networthtrackr.com codex mcp login networthtrackr
- Run the first command to add the server.
- Run the second; your browser opens the NetWorthTrackr sign-in. Sign in and approve.
- Check it with
codex mcp list, or/mcpinside a Codex session.
The resulting entry in config.toml, if you prefer to edit it by hand:
~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.networthtrackr] url = "https://mcp.networthtrackr.com"
Things to ask Codex
- “Pull my net worth history for 12 months and plot it with matplotlib.”
- “Write a script that warns me when an account has not been updated for 30 days, using NetWorthTrackr.”
- “What are my holdings, and which have gained more than 20%?”
If something goes wrong
Tools fail with an authorisation error. The sign-in expired or never finished. Run codex mcp login networthtrackr again.
The server is not listed. Run codex mcp list. If it is missing, add it again; codex mcp --help lists every command, including removal.
Common questions
Codex documents its MCP configuration as shared by the ChatGPT desktop app, the Codex CLI and the IDE extension. ChatGPT on the web is set up separately as a plugin.
No. codex mcp login signs you in with OAuth and stores a token.
Remove the [mcp_servers.networthtrackr] block from ~/.codex/config.toml, or use the remove command listed by codex mcp --help.