#comparison
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CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and GEMINI.md differ only in how they load — keep one file
The three context files hold the same content and differ only in how they load. Keep one AGENTS.md and reach it with a CLAUDE.md import and Gemini CLI context.fileName.
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What Claude Code is, what it can do, and what it does not guarantee
What kind of tool Claude Code is, where it runs and what it can do per the official docs, which parts are instructions rather than enforcement, and how to compare it with Cursor.
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Codex vs Claude Code: OS sandbox or per-tool allow/deny, config.toml or settings.json
Codex gates work with an OS-level sandbox and approval policy; Claude Code with per-tool allow/deny rules. Plus config.toml vs settings.json, AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md, and pricing.
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Gemini CLI vs Claude Code: free tier, context, configuration and permissions
Gemini CLI and Claude Code compared on the parts that change slowly: the free tier, context handling, context files, permission control, extensibility and licensing.