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Codex is available in early access. Other assistants are not yet verified for Sortly. The full parent connection journey is still being verified; opening this guide does not connect an account.

Codex early access

Connect Codex to Sortly.

You need an existing Sortly parent account and a supported Codex client.

Show Codex setup instructions

Use a current Codex version with static OAuth-client support. These settings were checked with Codex CLI 0.164.0. Opening this guide does not install anything or grant access to your family’s plans.

  1. Add Sortly to Codex. Add the block below to your existing ~/.codex/config.toml, keeping your other settings. The live server address is https://mcp.getsortly.app/. Keep the trailing slash in both address fields.

    [mcp_servers.sortly]
url = "https://mcp.getsortly.app/"
oauth_resource = "https://mcp.getsortly.app/"
scopes = ["openid"]

[mcp_servers.sortly.oauth]
client_id = "e5eddcf4-20fe-428d-9fd5-855d5ff5f396"
callback_url = "http://127.0.0.1:42881/callback/WTZMvIgDfTkx"
callback_port = 42881

    The client ID is public. There is no client secret or parent token to copy. Keep the exact callback and port shown above. If port 42881 is already in use, stop the competing local listener or ask Sortly support for help before changing it.

  2. Sign in and give consent. Run:

    codex mcp login sortly --scopes openid

    Complete Sortly’s parent SMS sign-in and OAuth consent in the browser. Enter your SMS code only on Sortly’s sign-in page. Never paste passwords, sign-in codes or access tokens into a chat.

  3. Choose what Codex can access. In Codex, ask it to call Sortly’s get_context tool. Open the activation link it returns, then choose the children and permissions to share. No family information is available before you activate the connection. Call get_context again after activation. Restart or reload Codex if the Sortly tools do not appear.

  4. Review or revoke access. Open Assistant connections in Sortly whenever you want to check or revoke the connection. Shared changes still need your approval in Sortly.

This is early access. Codex sign-in and tool discovery were checked on a test service; the complete parent journey is still being verified. If setup stops, contact Sortly support.

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Other assistants · Not yet verified for Sortly

Find your assistant.

Codex is the only assistant currently enabled for Sortly. These official provider destinations let you explore other assistants’ settings and guidance. Opening a link does not connect Sortly. Account, plan and region rules can change; check the requirements beside each link.

Provider settings

ChatGPT

Not yet verified for Sortly

ChatGPT’s Plugins page is where custom connections are added. You can explore the settings, but a Sortly connection has not yet been verified here.

Before you start: Availability depends on your account and workspace policies. Check that your workspace allows custom connections.

These official settings let you explore your assistant’s connection options and account requirements. Opening them does not connect Sortly.

Open ChatGPT Plugins

Still needed: The client ID must match the exact callback generated by your ChatGPT server settings. That registration and the Sortly connection test are still outstanding.

Prepare ChatGPT setup

Preparation only. Sortly has not issued a client ID for this assistant. Do not reuse the Codex client ID.

  1. On the ChatGPT website, open Plugins and choose the plus button, then Add custom MCP server. Your account or workspace must allow this.
  2. Use Sortly as the name, enter https://mcp.getsortly.app/ as the server URL, and choose OAuth.
  3. When the server’s settings show an OAuth callback URL, send only that callback URL to Sortly support. Do not send the full sign-in URL, a token, a code or a password. If no callback is shown, ask support for help before continuing.
  4. Wait for Sortly support to supply the registered client ID and confirm the remaining steps. No ChatGPT client ID is available yet.
Contact Sortly support

Checked .ChatGPT OAuth setupChatGPT connection guide

Provider settings

Claude

Not yet verified for Sortly

Explore Customize → Connectors. This opens Claude’s settings, without adding a Sortly connection.

Before you start: Remote connectors are available on Free, Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise. Free allows one custom connector. Team and Enterprise need an organisation owner to set it up first.

These official settings let you explore your assistant’s connection options and account requirements. Opening them does not connect Sortly.

Open Claude connector settings

Still needed: Sortly must issue a registered Claude client ID and verify the actual connection before setup can be completed.

Prepare Claude setup

Preparation only. Sortly has not issued a client ID for this assistant. Do not reuse the Codex client ID.

  1. Ask Sortly support for the registered Claude client ID. It is not available yet.
  2. Once support confirms you can continue, open Customize → Connectors in Claude and choose Add custom connector. On a Team or Enterprise account, your organisation may need to add it first.
  3. Enter https://mcp.getsortly.app/ as the server URL. Choose Sign in now and Use your own OAuth client, then enter the client ID from Sortly support. Leave the secret blank.
  4. Follow the connection instructions supplied by Sortly support, then sign in and choose access in Sortly when prompted.
Contact Sortly support

Checked .Claude authenticationClaude custom connector guide

Information only

Meta Muse

Not yet verified for Sortly

Learn about Meta’s personal AI agent. A parent setup path for a custom Sortly connection is not yet confirmed, so this is information only.

Before you start: Meta announced an initial US rollout. Check Muse for current account and region eligibility; UK availability is not confirmed here.

This opens information about your assistant. There is no confirmed Sortly setup path here.

Visit Muse

Still needed: There is no confirmed parent setup path yet. Sortly’s connector submission, approval and Muse connection testing are still outstanding.

Checked .Muse connector requirementsMeta’s Muse announcement

Setup guide

Grok Bot

Not yet verified for Sortly

Grok Bot has Connect apps in its sidebar, or in the avatar menu on mobile. It is a separate product from Grok. Future Sortly access will be account-wide, not limited to one bot’s name.

Before you start: Availability depends on your account. The guide does not establish a universal plan or region requirement; check your Grok Bot account.

This opens your assistant’s official setup instructions. Opening the guide does not connect Sortly.

Read the Grok Bot setup guide

Still needed: Sortly must confirm Grok Bot’s support for a registered client ID, observe its actual callback and verify the connection. Grok and Cursor setup instructions do not establish this.

Prepare Grok Bot setup

Preparation only. Sortly has not issued a client ID for this assistant. Do not reuse the Codex client ID.

  1. Open Connect apps in Grok Bot’s sidebar, or tap your avatar and choose Connect apps on mobile.
  2. Ask Sortly support to confirm that your Grok Bot setup supports the Sortly connection before adding it. The server address is https://mcp.getsortly.app/.
  3. Wait for the verified setup instructions from Sortly support. No Grok Bot client ID or confirmed sign-in setup is available yet.
Contact Sortly support

Checked .Grok Bot apps guide

Provider settings

Grok

Not yet verified for Sortly

Explore Grok’s connector settings, where New Connector → Custom is the documented route. These settings are separate from Grok Bot’s Connect apps.

Before you start: Connectors are available to all Grok users. Business and Enterprise members need a team admin to provision a connector first.

These official settings let you explore your assistant’s connection options and account requirements. Opening them does not connect Sortly.

Open Grok connector settings

Checked .Grok connectors guide

Provider settings

Gemini

Not yet verified for Sortly

Custom apps are set up on the Gemini website, then can be used on web and mobile. Explore the settings to understand the requirements; a Sortly connection has not yet been verified here.

Before you start: Custom apps are US-only and English-only, for adults aged 18 or over with a personal Google account and Keep Activity enabled. They are not currently available in the UK or with work or school accounts.

These official settings let you explore your assistant’s connection options and account requirements. Opening them does not connect Sortly.

Open Gemini connected apps

Checked .Gemini custom app requirements

Provider settings

Perplexity

Not yet verified for Sortly

Explore Plugins, or Customize → Connectors if Plugins has not reached your account yet. A Sortly connection has not yet been verified here.

Before you start: Custom remote connectors are available to Pro, Max and Enterprise subscribers. Organisation accounts also depend on administrator settings.

These official settings let you explore your assistant’s connection options and account requirements. Opening them does not connect Sortly.

Open Perplexity Plugins

Checked .Perplexity remote connector guidePerplexity plan availability

Information only

Microsoft Copilot

Not yet verified for Sortly

Microsoft’s consumer guide covers its supported services. It does not document a general custom connection for Sortly; this link is informational.

Before you start: A custom Sortly connection is not currently supported by the documented consumer Copilot setup. Microsoft 365 enterprise connectors are a separate administrator-managed offering.

This opens information about your assistant. There is no confirmed Sortly setup path here.

Read about Copilot connections

Checked .Microsoft consumer connector guide

For parents who use developer tools

Codex and Cursor.

Codex early access uses the setup instructions above. Cursor is not yet verified for Sortly. These official guides explain each developer tool’s connection options.

Setup guide

Codex

Codex early access

Codex is the only assistant enabled for Sortly early access. Use the Sortly setup above, with this official guide for more about Codex connections.

Set up Sortly in Codex

Before you start: Requires a supported installed Codex client and permission from your account or workspace. Check the guide for your client’s requirements.

This opens your assistant’s official setup instructions. Opening the guide does not connect Sortly.

Read the Codex setup guide

Checked .Codex MCP guide

Setup guide

Cursor

Not yet verified for Sortly

This developer-oriented guide explains MCP connections in Cursor. A Sortly connection has not yet been verified here.

Before you start: Requires the Cursor app and permission under your account or team policy. Check Cursor’s current requirements for your account.

This opens your assistant’s official setup instructions. Opening the guide does not connect Sortly.

Read the Cursor setup guide

Checked .Cursor MCP guide

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