An MCP integration would allow even more productivity by being able to read from and quickly scaffold projects and tasks. Searching and filtering for tasks by user, etc. Some of the other productivity apps have such integrations now.
Hi,
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We've shared it with our team. While we can’t confirm when it will be available, we’ll keep you posted with any updates!
Golda, May 20, 2025
Replying to INT: The MCP is somehow preventing codex to use tools/continue to work, everything finish early and is fine after MCP entry removal.
Hi, to help our dev team investigate, could you share three things:
- Your Codex version and OS. You can grab the version with
codex --version. - Your MCP entry for Quire from
~/.codex/config.toml. Just the\[mcp_servers.quire\]block, with any tokens redacted. - A debug log. Run
codex --debug "<your prompt>"(using the prompt that triggered the issue), then share the resultingcodex.logfile.
Once we have those, the team can take a closer look and figure out what's getting in the way. Thank you.
Golda, Apr 30, 2026
Hi,
Our team is actively exploring this request and evaluating how it could fit into our roadmap. At this time, we’re unable to share a specific timeline, but we truly appreciate the feedback and will share updates when available. Thank you.
Golda, Mar 3, 2026
Hi,
MCP support is now live! You can connect Quire directly to Claude, ChatGPT, or other AI assistants and have them read and write your project work without switching tabs.
Two places to start: → Read the blog → Browse the API docs
Happy exploring and let us know if you have any questions!
Golda, Apr 29, 2026
Please check it out at https://quire.io/apps?text=mcp
Tom Yeh, Apr 29, 2026
Great news. Very happy to see it released, but also ran into that when trying to authenticate, got hit with a 2848 second rate limit. UPDATE: It's working for me now.
Jason, Apr 29, 2026
The MCP is somehow preventing codex to use tools/continue to work, everything finish early and is fine after MCP entry removal.
INT, Apr 29, 2026
OS: Windows 11 24H2
Codex: codex-cli 0.128.0
MCP entry [mcp_servers.quire] url = "https://mcp.quire.app/mcp"
codex-cli 0.128.0 returns "unexpected argument '--debug'" because --debug is no longer a top-level flag; logs are written to ~/.codex/log/codex-tui.log
INT, May 1, 2026
Thanks for the details. It looks like you're routing through a third-party proxy (sub2api), that could be interfering with how tool calls are handled. Could you try connecting directly without sub2api and see if the issue persists? That would help us narrow down whether it's a proxy-side problem or something on our end.
Golda, May 4, 2026