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AI Reserve’s terminal coding agents are Claude Code and Codex, running on your aireserve_api_… key. The aireserve CLI connects them: one command installs it and configures every supported agent it finds on your machine, so each agent’s native model picker lists the full gateway catalog and every request is metered and billed through your organization.
Your browser opens once to approve the connection — a managed API key is minted for your account and handed to the CLI over a loopback callback. The key lives in ~/.config/aireserve/credentials.json (mode 0600), never in a harness config file, and aireserve unconfigure restores your previous settings exactly.
The earlier standalone audacity coding agent (npm install -g audacity-cli) is no longer supported. Remove it with npm uninstall -g audacity-cli; its ~/.audacity/config.json is not read by the aireserve CLI.

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aireserve CLI

Every command, how credentials are stored, and the escape hatches.

Claude Code

The manual environment-variable setup, the full 1M-token context, and model naming.

Codex

The manual config.toml setup for the Codex CLI, ChatGPT desktop app, and Codex SDK.

More coding agents

Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Zed, Cline, Aider, Continue, Goose, OpenCode, OpenHands, and Roo Code.
Coding agents resend the full conversation each turn, so long working sessions naturally benefit from provider-side prompt caching — repeated context is billed at cached-input rates on supported models, and cached token counts are metered per request in your usage reporting.