Built for Codex CLI workflows

Sprint Tickets,
In Codex CLI.

OpenAI's Codex CLI runs agentic coding tasks straight from your terminal. Wire SprintFlint in and Codex pulls the next ticket, ships it, and posts the comment back.

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5-min setup

REST API + /llms.txt

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Why OpenAI Codex CLI + SprintFlint

Built around how your AI actually works.

Other tools

Codex CLI has no native ticket awareness
OAuth dances kill the speed of a CLI loop
No agent-readable spec
Per-seat pricing punishes the agent seat

SprintFlint

Public /llms.txt — agents discover the API instantly
Bearer-token auth, one header, no OAuth dance
REST endpoints designed for agent-first workflows
£5/user/mo, free tier covers your first 300 tickets

Step 1 — Token

Token in env.

export SPRINTFLINT_TOKEN=sf_pk_your_token_here

# smoke test
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $SPRINTFLINT_TOKEN" \
  https://sprintflint.com/api/v1/dashboard

Step 2 — codex.toml

Tell Codex CLI the workflow.

Add a SprintFlint hook in your Codex config so it pulls ticket context before each task.

# ~/.codex/config.toml
[tools.sprintflint]
url = "https://sprintflint.com/api/v1"
auth = "Bearer $SPRINTFLINT_TOKEN"
usage = "Fetch ticket context before coding. Post a comment after committing."

Step 3 — Loop

Run, ship, comment.

codex "implement next SprintFlint ticket" — Codex fetches your sprint, picks the next undone ticket, codes, tests, and comments.

Agent reads sprint backlog
Auto-updates status when work begins
Posts progress comments as it goes
Pairs with Autoplay for full one-click PRs

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Codex CLI Already Codes.

Now it tracks the work too.
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Sprint Tickets, In Codex CLI.