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Codex Security Cloud setup

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Use the Codex Security Cloud plugin to scan connected GitHub repositories, review findings, and monitor new commits.

Codex Security Cloud runs scans in Codex cloud. For scans of a local repository in the desktop app or CLI, use the separate Codex Security plugin.

1. Install and open the plugin

  1. Open Plugins in ChatGPT on the web or in the desktop app.
  2. Search the plugin marketplace for Codex Security Cloud.
  3. Install and enable the plugin, then open Security Cloud from your installed plugins or sidebar.

If access is unavailable, check with your workspace administrator.

2. Connect GitHub

Confirm that Codex cloud is set up for your workspace. In the plugin, select New scan. If prompted, select Connect GitHub and grant access to the repositories you want to scan.

If a repository is missing, check its GitHub connection and permissions.

3. Start a repository scan

  1. In New scan, choose the repository.
  2. Select a compatible Cloud environment. If none exists, select Create environment to configure one. See Codex cloud environments for setup details.
  3. Under What to scan, select Repository, the default.
  4. Select Start scan.

Open the scan in Scans to follow its progress and review its findings and artifacts.

4. Review findings and available fixes

Open Findings and select an issue to review its affected code, validation evidence, and remediation guidance.

When a finding offers Fix with Codex, select it to generate a proposed patch. Review the patch before selecting Create draft pull request.

5. Monitor new commits

To review changes as new commits arrive:

  1. Select New scan, then choose the repository and Cloud environment.
  2. Under What to scan, select Commit changes.
  3. Select Create.

To adjust monitoring, open Repositories, select the repository, and open Monitoring settings. You can change the Cloud environment, choose how many days of history to review, and pause or enable monitoring. Select Save to apply changes.

Review and edit the generated threat model under Project context, then select Save. See Improving the threat model for guidance.