Enhancement: Native Bitbucket Integration for Codex

What variant of Codex are you using?

Web

What feature would you like to see?

Problem Statement
Enhancement: Native Bitbucket Integration for Codex

Problem

Codex currently supports GitHub for web-based workflows (PR workflows, issue management, CI/CD status checks), but has no equivalent support for Bitbucket. Many teams and enterprises rely on Bitbucket as their primary platform for source control, code review, and CI/CD, and are unable to use Codex effectively from the web when working with Bitbucket repositories.

Proposed Solution

Proposed Enhancement
Add first-class Bitbucket support to Codex, on par with the existing GitHub integration. This would include:
∙ Pull Request workflows: Reading, creating, reviewing, and commenting on Bitbucket PRs
∙ Issue management: Creating, updating, searching, and commenting on Bitbucket issues
∙ CI/CD integration: Viewing pipeline status, build logs, and triggering pipelines (Bitbucket Pipelines)
∙ Repository browsing: Fetching file contents, branches, tags, and commits via the Bitbucket API
∙ Webhook support: Subscribing to PR and pipeline activity for real-time feedback loops
∙ Self-hosted support: Many enterprises run Bitbucket Server/Data Center; supporting configurable instance URLs is critical for adoption

Why This Matters

∙ Bitbucket has significant adoption, especially among teams using the Atlassian ecosystem
∙ Teams using Bitbucket are currently blocked from using Codex web workflows
∙ Supporting both platforms would make Codex a more platform-agnostic development tool
∙ Bitbucket’s API (REST-based) is well-documented and supports similar integration patterns to GitHub, making implementation feasible

Suggested Approach

A Bitbucket integration layer (analogous to existing GitHub integrations) would be the most natural path, keeping the architecture consistent and extensible.

Use Case Example

I work on multiple Bitbucket repositories and need access from Codex web to continue my work seamlessly across environments (desktop and mobile).

Additional Context

Bitbucket is widely used in enterprise environments, particularly within the Atlassian ecosystem, and would benefit from equally strong, native integration.