AI Agent How-To Guides
Browse live Codex guides for editors, MCP tools, browser testing, databases, authentication, documentation, and deployment. ChatGPT and Claude guides are coming next.
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How to Use Codex to Build and Ship an App
Choose the right Codex surface, add project instructions, delegate focused tasks, review the results, and verify your…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex in Cursor
Install the official Codex IDE extension in Cursor, sign in, open the Codex sidebar, and verify one small repository…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex in VS Code
Install the Codex IDE extension in VS Code, authenticate through the supported flow, scope the task, and review every…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex and Claude Code Together
Run Codex and Claude Code on separate branches or worktrees, divide ownership, and review each patch before combining…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex in Windsurf, Now Devin Desktop
Install the Codex IDE extension in Windsurf, open a repository, run a focused task, review the diff, and verify the…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Context7
Connect Context7 through MCP so Codex can retrieve documentation for a named library and version before proposing code…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Browserbase
Connect Codex to Browserbase through MCP, test an authorized browser journey, and save screenshots and results for…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with PlanetScale
Connect Codex to PlanetScale through MCP with least-privilege access, then review queries and migrations before…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Gumloop
Use Codex to build a server-side client for Gumloop's documented API or webhook, validate payloads, and handle…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with WorkOS
Use Codex to scaffold a documented WorkOS AuthKit flow, then review redirects, secrets, sessions, and application…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Mintlify
Use Codex to update Mintlify Markdown or MDX files, preview them locally, and review technical accuracy before…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Milvus
Use Codex with a development Milvus instance to scaffold vector search, then evaluate retrieval quality before adding…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Kinde
Use Codex to scaffold Kinde's framework SDK flow, then review callback URLs, secrets, sessions, and application…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with Dokploy
Use Codex to prepare a reviewed Dokploy deployment flow with staging checks, health verification, and an explicit…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use Codex with R2R
Use Codex to integrate R2R through its documented API or SDK, then test ingestion, retrieval, citations, and access…
Aug 4, 2026
How to Use OpenCodex
Learn how to evaluate and use the experimental OpenCodex community fork, connect a model, and review its commands…
Aug 4, 2026Frequently asked questions
What is the AI Agent How-To Guides page for?
Use this page to find practical workflows for setting up AI agents, connecting supported tools, reviewing changes, and verifying the result before shipping an app.
Which AI agent integrations are covered?
The guides cover editor workflows, MCP connections, browser testing, deployment platforms, authentication providers, documentation tools, databases, and retrieval systems.
Are these official product documentation pages?
No. These are practical HappySeeds guides based on documented product behavior. Confirm installation steps, availability, permissions, and current limits in each agent's official product documentation before using it in production.
Do I need to be an experienced developer to use these guides?
Some workflows require repository, terminal, API, or deployment knowledge. Each guide helps define a focused task and the checks a reviewer should complete, but it does not replace access control, testing, or engineering review.
Can more than one AI agent be used in the same workflow?
Yes. Keep responsibilities explicit, use separate branches or worktrees when agents edit the same repository, and review each patch before combining changes.
How should I choose the right AI agent guide?
Start with the system you need to connect or verify. Choose an editor guide for local coding, an MCP guide for controlled tool access, a deployment guide for release work, or a browser guide for checking a live user journey.