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Codex + nittim: set up in two minutes

Connect nittim to Codex, then ask for a scan. The scan is free and needs no key.

Steps

1. Open ~/.codex/config.toml. Create it if it is not there.
2. Add the nittim table from the snippet below. Each server gets its own [mcp_servers.<name>] table.
3. Save the file and start Codex. Run codex mcp list to see nittim in the list.

Install

Add this to ~/.codex/config.toml.

[mcp_servers.nittim]
url = "https://nittim.com/api/mcp"

If your assistant shows a sign-in prompt for the free tools, add the header x-nittim-auth with the value none to the server entry.

First thing to say

Scan this repo with nittim and tell me what it finds.

Questions

Do I need a key for the free scan?

No. The free scan, the module list and the price estimate work without a key. A key is only for paid audits, and you can mint one when you want one.

What does it cost?

The scan is free. A paid audit shows its price first and charges nothing until the account owner confirms it on a link. See the pricing page for the numbers.

What does nittim see?

Only what your assistant sends in a call: the files for a scan, or the repository you name for an audit. Nothing else on your machine is reachable from nittim.

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