Connect Site Clarity to Codex
Add the Site Clarity MCP server in Codex, sign in once, then ask Codex to send local screenshots and page context for review.
Connect from Codex
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Add Site Clarity as a remote MCP server using the server URL below.
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Let Codex open the authorization URL and approve Site Clarity in the browser.
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Return to Codex after the local callback succeeds.
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Ask Codex to call siteclarity_review_local_app for your local app.
Add MCP Server
Copy the snippet for your client. Use raw values only if your MCP client asks for them.
[mcp_servers.siteclarity]
url = "https://siteclarity.ai/api/mcp"
# Then authenticate once:
codex mcp login siteclarityhttps://siteclarity.ai/api/mcphttps://siteclarity.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-serverHow local app reviews work
SiteClarity gives your agent a secure review path for work that only exists on your machine. The agent captures the evidence, uploads it through SiteClarity, and the rest of the system runs the analysis you requested.
Capture the local page
Your agent uses its local browser or dev tools to capture desktop and mobile screenshots, page context, and the review intent.
Upload through SiteClarity
The MCP tool issues scoped upload targets, validates screenshots after upload, and binds the evidence packet to the authorized workspace.
Run the requested review
SiteClarity receives the evidence as normal artifacts, then starts buyer coverage, UI/UX, AI visibility, content, or debug analysis from your prompt.
Why teams connect Site Clarity
- Review local pages without exposing a development server to the public web.
- Upload screenshots and page evidence through Site Clarity's authenticated file pipeline.
- Run buyer coverage, UI/UX, AI visibility, or content reviews from the same Site Clarity system.