Share files from Codex
Codex builds the thing; Floppy lets it hand the result to a person. Add three lines to your Codex config and it can upload a file, give you a short link, and tell you later who opened it.
- →Share a generated report, a CSV or a build artifact as a link
- →Send a release note or a changelog to customers with one link each
- →Ask which customers opened it
- 1.
Add this to ~/.codex/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.floppy] url = "https://fpy.sh/mcp" - 2.
Sign in with Google:
codex mcp login floppy - 3.
Test it. Paste this into your agent:
Upload README.md to Floppy and give me the link.
✓ WORKED? YOU'LL SEE THE LINK IN YOUR CHAT AND IN FPY.SH/APP.
✕ STUCK? Run codex mcp list to check that floppy is there. TROUBLESHOOTING
Upload README.md to Floppy and give me the link.Upload out/report.csv to Floppy and make a link for each of these customers.Who opened the report link this week?How do I check it's connected? +
Run codex mcp list and check that floppy is there. Sign in with codex mcp login floppy, or set bearer_token_env_var to use a key.
Can Codex upload without an account? +
Yes, if it can run commands: curl -T deck.pdf https://fpy.sh/api/drop/deck.pdf returns a share link, an agent key and a claim link for you.
Can Codex tell me who opened the file? +
Yes. Ask who opened a link and it calls get_link_analytics or who_viewed_since: who opened it, which pages they read, for how long, and where they stopped. Bots and email scanners are filtered out.
Are the files safe? +
Every upload is scanned for malware before anyone else can open it. Programs and installers are blocked, and uploaded HTML and SVG are always downloaded, never shown as a web page.
EVERYTHING ELSE: FULL AGENT DOCS · LLMS.TXT · OPENAPI