Connect Codex to Google Meet
Connect Codex to Google Meet in 3 steps: 1. Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Google Meet. 2. Add the ApexGenius plugin. 3. Start using Google Meet in Codex. Start in Plugins in the ChatGPT desktop app and authorize your connection.
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How to connect Google Meet to Codex
- 1Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Google Meet
- 2Add the ApexGenius plugin to Codex
- 3Start using Google Meet in Codex
FirstConnect Google Meet to ApexGenius
ThenConnect ApexGenius to Codex
Connect Google Meet. Open Google Meet in ApexGenius and choose Connect.
Then ask Codex:
Find the available Google Meet read tools. Do not create meetings or retrieve recordings.
Written setup, step by stepShow
Before you start
- An account with permission to use the Google Meet resources you intend to connect.
1. Connect Google Meet to ApexGenius
- Open Google Meet in Connections. Choose Connect, or Add connection when offered. Give the connection a name if prompted. If Gateway setup pending appears, contact ApexGenius support before continuing.

Open Google Meet in Connections and choose Connect to start setup.Open full-size image (opens in a new tab) - Choose the account and review access. Sign in to the Google account that has access to the intended resources. Review the permissions Google requests, then return to ApexGenius.
- Review the connected account and resources. Find Allowed resources on the connection page or its Tools tab. Choose Refresh and enable only the connected Meet account. Resource selection does not add permissions to the Google account.
- Check the connection. Use Test connection or Check again and read the reported status. Add an AI agent from the AI agents page, choose Read only for the first test, and try the question below.
2. Connect ApexGenius to Codex
- In the desktop app, open Settings, then MCP servers and Add server.
- Name the server ApexGenius, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste the MCP address above.
- Save, then select Restart. Choose Authenticate for ApexGenius and complete the browser sign-in.
- When ApexGenius asks what this AI client may use, choose Read only for the first test, or Custom to limit it to the tools you need.
- Start a new conversation and select ApexGenius from the available tools before asking for live data.




The walkthrough uses the original ChatGPT web plugin captures. After connecting, open Codex in the desktop app and start a new task with ApexGenius. A ChatGPT web connection does not verify Codex access.
A public ApexGenius plugin listing is not verified. Use a plugin shared with you or one you created, subject to your account and workspace policy.
Create a personal plugin
Where Developer mode is available, open ChatGPT Settings, then Security and login, and enable it. In Plugins, select the plus button, enter ApexGenius and a description, then add this URL under Connection. Create the connection, complete OAuth, and review the tools. Return to Codex in the desktop app and start a new task with the plugin enabled.
https://server.autom8.pro/mcpNo plugin available? Use desktop settings
- In the ChatGPT desktop app, open Settings, then MCP servers, then Add server.
- Name the server ApexGenius, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste the MCP address below.
- Save, select Restart, then Authenticate. Sign in to ApexGenius and authorize the intended connections and access.
- Start a new Codex task and ask one read-only question. Check the returned result and its matching successful read in Activity.
https://server.autom8.pro/mcpManual setup for developers
Codex CLI is optional. Run these commands, complete browser authorization, then start a new session. Do not paste bearer tokens or static authorization headers.
Register the remote MCP server
codex mcp add apexgenius --url https://server.autom8.pro/mcpAuthorize in your browser
codex mcp login apexgeniusInspect registered servers
codex mcp listThe desktop app, CLI, and IDE extension share MCP configuration on the same host. The IDE extension does not install plugins. ChatGPT web does not read local Codex configuration.
3. Verify one safe read
Find the available Google Meet read tools. Do not create meetings or retrieve recordings.
Find the available Google Meet read tools. Do not create meetings or retrieve recordings.Compare the returned account and resource with Google Meet. Check the connection status separately from the result of the first read.
What Codex can do in Google Meet
9 operations. Read looks things up and changes nothing. Write changes Google Meet and runs only when that tool is enabled.
Read7 operations
Looks things up. Changes nothing.Past meetings
google_meet_list_conference_recordsList the past meetings the connected account can see.google_meet_get_conference_recordRead one meeting: when it started and ended, and the space it ran in.google_meet_list_participantsList who joined a meeting, with their first and last join times.
Recordings and transcripts
google_meet_list_recordingsList the recordings of a meeting, without downloading them.google_meet_list_transcriptsList the transcripts of a meeting.google_meet_list_transcript_entriesRead what was said in a transcript, in order, with who said it and when.
Meeting spaces
google_meet_get_spaceRead a meeting space by its name or meeting code, with its join link.
Write2 operations
Changes Google Meet. Runs only when enabled.Meeting spaces
google_meet_create_spaceCreate a new meeting link. Nobody is invited and no call starts.
Full API
google_meet_requestCall any Google Meet API endpoint, including changes to meeting spaces.
You choose what Codex can use
When you approve Codex, pick Full access, Read only, or Custom. Read only allows the Read operations and nothing else. Custom picks apps and tools one by one.
Limits in Google Meet
- · The connected Google account decides which meetings, recordings and transcripts can be read.
- · Transcripts hold what people said. Read them only when the task needs them.
- · Enabled writes run immediately. Turn a tool off to block calls.
- · Disconnecting stops future access. It does not remove a meeting link already created.
What it looks like in Codex
An illustrative read-only request and response. Your results come from the account and dates you choose.
apex_search_toolsGoogle Meet meetings · Find the Google Meet read routeCompleteapex_call_read_toolgoogle_meet_list_conference_records · List past meetingsCompleteIllustrative example: seven meetings last week, the longest a 52 minute planning call on Tuesday. Nothing was changed.
Read-only routeTry asking
“List my meetings from the last week with when they started and ended. Do not create a meeting.”
“Who joined my last team meeting, and when?”
“Summarize the transcript of my last meeting and list the action items.”
“Create a meeting link I can share for tomorrow’s call.”
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Questions people ask first
How do I connect Google Meet?
Open Google Meet in ApexGenius Connections, choose Connect, and sign in with the Google account whose meetings you want to read.
Can my AI read meeting transcripts?
Yes, when Google saved a transcript and the connected account can see it. Turn the transcript tools off if your AI does not need them.
Can my AI download recordings?
No. It can list a meeting’s recordings, but it does not download the video.
Can my AI start or join a call?
No. It can create a meeting link, which invites nobody and starts no call. The full API tool is marked destructive. Enabled writes run immediately. Turn a tool off to block calls.
Can I start with read-only access?
Yes. Choose Read only when you add your AI agent, and the create and full API tools never reach its tool list.
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