ChatGPT

1. What you get with ChatGPT
2. How the integration works
3. Good to know

Codex is OpenAI's coding agent, and the Codex CLI lets it work directly in a repository. With a ChatGPT plan that includes Codex, you can connect your own subscription to Rocketeers and let Codex take on coding tasks across your projects.

#What you get with ChatGPT

• The Codex CLI agent running inside Rocketeers.
• Agents that work on a branch of your repository and open a pull request for review.
• Usage on your own ChatGPT subscription, under your own account.
• The same review flow as any other change: your team decides what gets merged.

#How the integration works

On a machine where Codex is installed, run codex login --device-auth, sign in with your ChatGPT account and then print the sign in file with cat ~/.codex/auth.json. Paste that JSON into Rocketeers. When you give an agent a task, Rocketeers runs the Codex CLI with those credentials in an isolated environment with a copy of your repository. Codex makes its changes on a branch and Rocketeers opens a pull request through your connected source control provider.

#Good to know

• The sign in file belongs to your ChatGPT account. Usage counts towards your own plan limits.
• Signing out of Codex everywhere invalidates the file. Paste a fresh one into Rocketeers when that happens.
• OpenAI bills your subscription directly. Rocketeers never resells AI usage.