Put your site online from Codex

Add Cloudzyro to Codex once, then ask it to put your project online from the app, the terminal or your editor.

Codex

Put the bakery site online with Cloudzyro

Cloudzyro

Version 4 of northwind-bakery is on its way. I'll tell you when it's live.

Northwind Bakery

Version 4 · Codex

Live

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Set it up in a few minutes

Create your free Cloudzyro account, then connect Codex once. There are no keys to copy.

1
In a terminal, add Cloudzyro to Codex. The Codex app and IDE extension share these settings.
```
codex mcp add cloudzyro --url https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp
```
2
Sign in. Your browser opens (in the app or extension, select Authenticate): sign in to Cloudzyro, choose your workspace and select Allow.
```
codex mcp login cloudzyro
```
3
Open Codex in your site's folder and ask: “Put this site online with Cloudzyro.”

Codex picks the right steps itself. A few things people ask:

Codex works only in the workspace you choose when you sign in, and you can disconnect it at any time.

The address for every tool: https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp

Can I add it in the Codex app instead?

Yes. Open Settings, then MCP servers, then Add server, choose Streamable HTTP and paste the address.

Does it cost anything?

Connecting is free, and so is Cloudzyro's Launch plan, business use included. You only pay if you move a site to Boost.

Can Codex see my secrets or delete my sites?

No. Codex can never see environment variables, delete a site or change your plan. Those stay in the console.

Which workspace does it use?

The one you choose when you sign in. Each connection works with one workspace, and you can disconnect it in the console at any time.

What if a deploy fails?

Your live site stays as it was, and Codex gets the reason with a suggested fix. Ask it to fix it and deploy again.

Free to start, free for business, with every version kept.