Codex CLI via custom endpoint: configuring config.toml and common pitfalls
The author examines how to configure Codex CLI to work with custom endpoints, as the tool ignores the standard OPENAI_BASE_URL variable. The focus is on the config.toml file and the model_providers section. The article provides a minimal working configuration and nine ways to misconfigure it, leading to errors ranging from using deprecated parameters like wire_api = “chat” to issues with missing /v1 URL suffixes and improper WebSocket handling via proxies. The author also touches on security concerns, such as storing keys in plain text, and shares observations on token consumption for minimal requests. This article is useful for developers encountering limitations in standard CLI tool configurations when integrating with custom API gateways.
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