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GovGazette for Codex

Federal contract research with sources.

Search federal notices, build a cited brief, and research awards, vendors or exclusions. Public research is free and needs no GovGazette account.

Download the GovGazette plugin. Includes research skills and the public MCP connection. Public directory publication and account-specific connection tests are separate from this download.

Connect

Add with the CLI or merge this section into your Codex config.

[mcp_servers.govgazette]
url = "https://govgazette.com/mcp?ref=setup-codex"

Download configuration · Provider instructions

Try your first research task

Find up to three source-active software notices in NAICS 541512. Research one using its returned ID and generation. Cite the official source and date, and state whether its deadline is open, past or unavailable. If none match, say so before broadening the search.

Research example and recovery steps

Connection status

Native Codex search and cited research brief verified in acceptance QA; not customer-demand evidence. Reviewed 2026-10-06.

Check official sources before making a contracting decision. Never paste workspace keys or confidential bid material into a research prompt. Privacy.

Try the workflow on the website · Public API

From search to a cited answer

  1. Find up to three software notices in NAICS 541512.
  2. Choose a returned record and review its official source, source date and response deadline.
  3. After a useful result, save the same criteria if you want to follow changes.
{"q":"software","naics":"541512","active":true,"limit":3}
Try the software research example

Website search is free. Sign in to read a full research brief on the website; public agent research needs no account. Results are not guaranteed, and source-active does not mean a deadline is open.

Direct HTTP clients

Select Streamable HTTP, not the older SSE transport. Send requests with POST, Content-Type: application/json and Accept: application/json, text/event-stream. A GET 405 means the optional listening stream is unavailable; continue using POST. An Accept 406 requires both response types, not authentication.

Initialize, list tools, then execute a research task. First-result examples and recovery steps.