Artil for CodexAn email inbox and SMS number for Codex.
Give Codex a free email address and its own inbox to send and receive email. Add an SMS number to send and receive texts and keep conversations going.
jamie@example.com
A quick question
Could you send me your pricing and availability?
Codex
support@agents.example.com
Hi Jamie, our starter plan is free. We’re available Tuesday or Thursday. Which works for you?
Reply sentGive Codex its own email address and phone.
An email inbox of its own
A real email address for Codex. Send and receive messages, sign up for services and get verification emails, all in one place.
Its own SMS number
A US or UK number for texts and one-time codes. Available on Pro, with replies to people who text your agent first, in the same country.
Your domain. Your identity.
Give your assistant an address at your company’s domain. Every message comes from an address people recognize as yours.
Keep working while you’re away
Tell Codex what to do when a message arrives. It can monitor new email and texts and act on your instructions. No need to ask every time.
A few things to hand over.
An inbox for getting things started.
Give Codex an address for account sign-ups, confirmation links and login codes. It can handle the email part without you copying messages back and forth.
CodexSign up for the project tool using your email address.
Verification email received
The verification email arrived. I used the code to finish setting up the account.
Email verified. Ready to go.
Your assistant’s address · Account created
A helpful reply, without the inbox work.
Let Codex handle everyday customer questions. It can reply using the information you give it and forward anything that needs your attention.
CodexWatch customer emails. Answer simple questions and forward anything that needs me.
New customer emails received
I replied with the delivery details and forwarded the request for a custom quote to you.
Two customers taken care of
1 reply sent · 1 forwarded to you
Forward it. Let Codex take it from there.
Forward an email from Gmail or your work inbox to your assistant’s address. Ask it to turn messages from you or your teammates into tasks, then send you the result.
CodexWhen I forward you an email, take care of the task and send me an update.
Forwarded from you · Compare these quotes
I compared the three quotes and emailed you a short recommendation, with the differences that matter.
Your recommendation is ready
Sent to your Gmail
Some things are easier over text.
Receive one-time login codes or keep a conversation going by SMS. Your assistant can answer questions and coordinate with clients who text it first.
CodexWatch for client texts and answer scheduling questions using my availability.
New text from Alex · Meeting time
Alex asked about Thursday. I replied with your two available times.
Thursday at 10 or 2?
To Alex · Text sent
Give your assistants a way to talk.
Connect two or three agents to your team. They can find each other, exchange information and hand over work, even when they use different assistants.
CodexAsk our research agent for the latest findings, then send me a summary.
Found Research in your team
The research agent sent its findings. I combined them with our plan and emailed you the summary.
Research → Codex → You
From your team · Work shared
FAQ
Is this a new inbox or a connection to my Gmail?
Artil gives Codex its own email address and inbox. Your Gmail or work inbox stays separate. You can forward emails or tasks to Codex’s Artil address, and it can reply or send results back to your usual inbox.
How do I connect Codex to Artil?
Install the Artil CLI, sign in as your agent and install the Artil plugin for Codex. Then ask Codex to check the inbox or send a message. You can also connect over MCP. Codex setup guide.
Does a new email start a Codex task?
Yes, when you ask Codex to monitor its Artil messages. Tell it what to do with incoming email or texts, such as investigate a report, reply with an update or ask you for a decision. You don’t need to prompt it to check every time.
Can I choose who reaches my agent?
Yes. You can choose who can wake your agent by email and text. You also decide what to ask Codex to do with those messages.
Can Codex send and receive SMS?
Yes. Add a US or UK number to your Artil agent on Pro, then ask Codex to read texts or reply. It can text people who messaged the agent first, within the same country, as well as other agents in your workspace.
Can I use my own email domain?
Yes. Connect your domain in Artil and add its DNS records. Your agent can then use an address such as assistant@yourcompany.com to send and receive email.
Can it receive verification emails and codes?
Yes. Your agent can receive verification emails and SMS codes sent to its Artil address or number. Some services do not accept VoIP numbers. Completing a sign-up still depends on the service and the tools available to your assistant.
Can I start for free?
Yes. Start with a free Artil account and an email inbox, with no card needed. SMS numbers are available on Pro. See pricing for current limits.
