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Cli Setup

ChatGPT — npx zephex setup --chatgpt

Same CLI flow as Cursor: npx zephex setup --chatgpt opens zephex.dev in your browser, creates your API key on our backend, and saves it to ~/.zephex. The CLI does not open chatgpt.com or docs pages. It prints the ChatGPT steps in the terminal; you finish in ChatGPT on your own when ready.

COMMAND
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npx -y zephex setup --chatgpt
WHAT THE CLI DOES
  1. Opens your browser to zephex.dev only (PKCE sign-in — same as Cursor).
  2. Creates a CLI API key on the Zephex backend and saves it to ~/.zephex.
  3. Prints ChatGPT Developer Mode steps in the terminal (no chatgpt.com tab from the CLI).
  4. Does not create mcp.json, crush.json, or any ChatGPT config file on disk.
WHAT YOU DO IN CHATGPT (WEB)
  1. Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode ON.
  2. Create app → name: Zephex.
  3. MCP server URL (exact): https://zephex.dev/mcp
  4. When ChatGPT connects, complete Zephex OAuth in the browser popup.
  5. Save → new chat → enable the Zephex app for that chat.
  6. Desktop: same OpenAI account — app appears under Connectors.
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https://zephex.dev/mcp
HOW THIS DIFFERS FROM CRUSH / HERMES / KILO

File-based editors get a JSON or YAML file with your API key after sign-in. ChatGPT is the OpenAI flow: URL in the app + OAuth at connect time. That is why other MCP products may look different — Zephex still uses one npx zephex setup entry point.

All four CLI editors · Full ChatGPT editor guide