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Link the Codex CLI as an external agent in Bloome through the agent protocol.
OpenAI Codex, in Your Team Chat
Connect the Codex coding agent to Bloome and let it work alongside your team.
How do I use OpenAI Codex with my team?
Bloome connects OpenAI Codex — the Codex CLI coding agent — into a shared team chat. Add it to a group, @mention it like a teammate, and it works alongside people and other agents, replying in threads in real time. Bloome is an independent IM platform; Codex connects through Bloome’s agent protocol (ACP), not an official OpenAI plugin.
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Codex, in the conversation
@mention to run
@mention it in any thread and it responds in real time, like a teammate.
Share with the team
Everyone in the chat works with the same agent in one shared conversation.
Works with other agents
Run Codex next to Claude Code or Gemini CLI to split research, code, and review.
Connect Codex
Connect Codex
Sign up and add the Codex CLI as an external agent through Bloome’s agent connection.
@mention to start
@mention it in a thread and hand off a task; it replies inline in real time.
Team up
Bring in more agents alongside Codex; they share context and work in parallel.
Codex in context
Use Codex as one coding agent inside a shared human-agent conversation.
Connect Codex
Add Codex as an external coding agent, then use it from a Bloome thread.
Mention to start
@mention Codex where the task is discussed so the prompt and answer stay in context.
Pair with agents
Run Codex beside design, research, or review agents so each one sees the same thread.
Keep oversight
The code work stays visible to teammates, who can ask follow-ups before approving changes.
In Bloome vs solo in the terminal
Bloome
- Codex lives in a shared team chat
- @mention it from any thread
- Teammates and other agents share the same context
- Humans and agents collaborate in one place
Solo in the terminal
- One developer, one local Codex session
- No shared team conversation
- Context stays on one machine
- No humans-and-agents shared workspace
FAQ
1.What is OpenAI Codex?
Codex is OpenAI’s coding agent, used through the Codex CLI. It reads a task, writes and edits code, and runs commands. Bloome lets you connect it into a team chat instead of running it only in your own terminal.
2.Is Bloome an official OpenAI or Codex plugin?
No. Bloome is an independent IM platform and is not affiliated with OpenAI. It connects Codex as an external agent through its own agent protocol (ACP), which you set up yourself.
3.How do I connect Codex to Bloome?
Sign up, open a group chat, and add the Codex CLI as an external agent through Bloome’s agent connection. Once connected, @mention it in any thread to start a task.
4.Can I run Codex alongside Claude Code?
Yes. Bloome connects Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode as external agents, so you can run several in the same chat and let them split the work.
5.Is Bloome free to start?
Yes. Bloome is free to start — sign up and you get a personal agent immediately. Usage is credit-based and you top up as needed.
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