Introducing SecurityPal for Codex: Your Security Knowledge, Inside Every Agent
SecurityPal for Codex allows faster answers, less manual work, and greater confidence that responses are grounded in approved sources.

Security teams are increasingly using AI agents to accelerate research, answer security questions, and support cybersecurity assurance workflows. But there is a problem: the information those agents rely on often lives somewhere else.
Your approved security knowledge is stored in SecurityPal. When your team uses Codex to handle security work, it's answering from its general training data, not from your Knowledge Library. Bridging that gap usually means exporting files, maintaining duplicate knowledge bases, or manually pasting information into prompts.
Today, we're making that process much simpler.
SecurityPal for Codex is now available, giving OpenAI Codex direct access to your SecurityPal Knowledge Library through authenticated APIs. Install the plugin once, and Codex can work directly from your approved security content without exports, uploads, or copy-and-paste workflows.
Bringing Your Security Knowledge Into Codex
SecurityPal for Codex connects OpenAI Codex to the SecurityPal Knowledge Library, allowing teams to access and manage approved security content directly within their existing workflows.
Once installed and authenticated, teams can invoke the securitypal-ai skill inside any Codex session and immediately begin working with their SecurityPal data.
What SecurityPal for Codex Can Do
Why It Matters
Security reviews and security questionnaires are becoming earlier, more frequent, and more operationally demanding. At the same time, security teams are increasingly adopting AI tools to help manage growing workloads.
The challenge is that AI is only as useful as the information it can access.
When agents operate from generic knowledge, teams spend valuable time validating answers, searching for documentation, and manually providing context. When agents can access approved organizational knowledge directly, they become significantly more effective.
SecurityPal for Codex allows teams to bring their trusted security knowledge into the AI workflows they already use every day.
The result is faster answers, less manual work, and greater confidence that responses are grounded in approved sources.
Getting Started

SecurityPal for Codex is available now through the SecurityPal GitHub marketplace repository.
Getting started takes just a few steps:
- Install the
securitypal-aiplugin. - Generate a personal access token from your SecurityPal settings.
- Configure the token as
SECURITYPAL_API_TOKEN. - Invoke the
securitypal-aiskill inside any Codex session.
From there, Codex can begin answering questions from your Knowledge Library, inspecting content, auditing coverage, and managing documents directly within your workflow.
As AI becomes a larger part of cybersecurity assurance, security teams need more than faster agents. They need agents connected to the right information.
SecurityPal for Codex brings your approved security knowledge directly into the tools where work is already happening.
Ready to try it?
Explore the SecurityPal for Codex repository and start connecting your Knowledge Library to your AI workflows today.

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