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    Codex vs. Claude Code: A post highlights differences in model choice and openness

    A user says Codex lets users choose any model—not just OpenAI’s—while Claude Code doesn’t offer that flexibility.

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    One post contrasts two approaches to AI coding tools: it says Codex allows any model and has an open-source harness—the software surrounding the model. It describes Claude Code as closed source and lacking the same model choice, calling the difference in approaches notable.

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    @GergelyOroszA massive difference between Claude Code and Codex: - Codex lets you use any model you want (not just OpenAI) and harness is open source - Claude Code doesn’t and is closed source Given this is the two leading AI labs, notable difference in approaches

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    @GergelyOroszA massive difference between Claude Code and Codex: - Codex lets you use any model you want (not just OpenAI) and harness is open source - Claude Code doesn’t and is closed source Given this is the two leading AI labs, notable difference in approaches