Documentation

Web & App Connections

Codebase connection guidance is organized into three paths: official web and app instructions, API key based MCP setup, and the SKILLS installation flow.

Overview

Codebase connections are grouped into three practical paths. First, you can connect directly inside web and app surfaces such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. Second, you can issue an API key and register MCP through a config file or CLI command. Third, you can install SKILLS for a faster shared onboarding flow.

Web & App Connections

This section covers the web and app environments users interact with directly, such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Each guide is aligned to official documentation, and the screenshots are wired so replacing files under frontend/public/docs/apps/... updates the page automatically.

API Keys & MCP

This path issues an API key and registers the hosted MCP endpoint directly in each client. The docs mirror the key management, client selection, copy, and restart flow shown in Auto-publishing connection.

API key management

Manage up to 3 keys with 90-day expiration plus usage, expiry, and last-used history.

Direct MCP setup

Follow the Select → Copy → Restart flow for Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, Cursor, and related environments.

Operational checks

The guide also covers endpoint validation, expired keys, config formats, and Codex-specific rules.

SKILLS

This path installs the Codebase skill so Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity can share the same onboarding flow. It repackages the `SKILLS install` and `LLM Agents install` sections from settings as documentation.

Global install

Install multiple agents globally in one pass and reuse the same skill source across them.

Per-agent install

Install only the environments you need, such as Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Antigravity.

LLM agent guidance

Includes the fetch-based path for letting an agent read the installation guide and follow the process.