Pointing Codex CLI at your own API gateway: config.toml, keys and common errors
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Disclosure: I run APIVAI, the gateway used in the examples below. The same config works with any endpoint that supports the OpenAI Responses API. Codex CLI talks to OpenAI by default, but it lets you define your own model provider in its config file. That means you can point it at another gateway w…
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Pointing Codex CLI at your own API gateway: config.toml, keys and common errors
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