StartupKit for Codex
Tools for Codex — from idea to launch.
Codex speaks MCP too. Point its config at StartupKit and the same research, build, and launch tools are available from your existing workflow.
1 · Add StartupKit to Codex
~/.codex/config.toml[mcp_servers.startupkit]
url = "https://mcp.startupkit.com/mcp"
http_headers = { Authorization = "Bearer sk_..." }Get a free key at startupkit.com/dashboard and replace sk_....
2 · Tell it what to do
Codex — Research "AI writing for healthcare" — demand, competition, domain. Report back with numbers before building anything.
3 · You review, it launches
Research
Market size, competitor SEO, keyword gaps, trends, app rankings, domain availability — structured data, not search results.
Build
npx startupkit init scaffolds a production SaaS — Next.js on Cloudflare, auth, Stripe, email — and your agent deploys it.
Launch
A brand kit page ships in every scaffold: paste-ready copy, brand assets, and a 15-directory submission tracker.
Questions
Is it free to add?
Yes. Sign up for a free API key, paste the config block, and your agent has every research tool. One project is free forever — no card required.
What tools does the agent get?
16 native MCP tools: full market research, SEO analysis, keyword research, live SERP data, Google Trends, domain search and auction intelligence, app store intelligence, and credit checks — all returning structured JSON into the agent's context.
What does it cost later?
The kit, MCP server, and CLI are free. Pro is $28/mo for unlimited projects with a higher monthly credit limit — worth it when you start your second product.
Using a different agent?
Any MCP-compatible client works the same way.