The TapKit plugin for Codex gives the agent iPhone control in the desktop app. It installs an MCP server connection and a skill file that teaches Codex how to use the tools effectively.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tapkit.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
This guide assumes you already have the Codex CLI installed. If you do not, follow OpenAI’s Codex CLI setup guide first.
Step 1: Add the TapKit marketplace
Run this command in your terminal:Step 2: Open Plugins
In the Codex app, click Plugins in the left sidebar.See screenshot
See screenshot

Step 3: Select the TapKit marketplace
On the Plugins page, open the marketplace dropdown and select Tap Kit Plugins.See screenshot
See screenshot

Step 4: Install the TapKit plugin
Find Tap Kit under Productivity, click the + button, then click Install Tap Kit in the popup.See screenshots
See screenshots


Step 5: Confirm TapKit is installed
After installation, TapKit shows a checkmark in the plugin list.See screenshot
See screenshot

Step 6: Authenticate
Once the plugin is loaded, the TapKit MCP server will prompt you to sign in via your browser.Verify it works
Upgrade
Refresh the TapKit marketplace when a new plugin version is available:tapkit-plugins is the Codex marketplace name from the marketplace metadata.
What’s in the plugin
The TapKit plugin bundles:- MCP server config — connects Codex to TapKit’s hosted MCP endpoint
- Skills — teaches Codex how to use the coordinate system, screenshot loop, and gesture types