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===Console=== | ===Claude Console=== | ||
Claude Console via API and VISA Pre-Paid: [https://console.anthropic.com] | Claude Console via API and VISA Pre-Paid: [https://console.anthropic.com] | ||
* Pros: Fully integrated in codebase | * Pros: Fully integrated in codebase | ||
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cd myProject | cd myProject | ||
claude | claude | ||
==GitHub Copilot== | |||
global config file: | |||
.copilot\copilot-instructions.md | |||
==Google Gemini== | ==Google Gemini== | ||
* Pros: Free to use with Google account | * Pros: Free to use with Google account | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 12 June 2026
OpenCode
Website: [1]
brew install anomalyco/tap/opencode # add context7 MCP npx ctx7 setup --opencode # initialize Opencode and create/update/improve/compress AGENTS.md file /init # update brew update brew upgrade anomalyco/tap/opencode
For saving of tokens, add Caveman speech to AGENTS.md
Mistral Devstral
Obtain API key from [2]
uv tool install mistral-vibe # run via vibe
Claude
Web
Website: [3]
- Pros: Daily reset free quota
- Cons: Need to manually upload single files
Claude Console
Claude Console via API and VISA Pre-Paid: [4]
- Pros: Fully integrated in codebase
- Cons: Costs money (e.g., 5€ are easily spent)
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code cd myProject claude
GitHub Copilot
global config file:
.copilot\copilot-instructions.md
Google Gemini
- Pros: Free to use with Google account
Create your API key at [5]
Install
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli@latest gemini # or just run npx https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli
Usage
cd /tmp export GEMINI_API_KEY="xxx" git clone https://github.com/entorb/meeting-meter cd myProject gemini
To switch model from pro to flash:
export GEMINI_MODEL="gemini-2.5-flash"
Secret alternative: .env file
GEMINI_API_KEY=xxx
Google Antigravity
Website: [6]
Tips
- E2E tests (e.g. Cypress) are very important
- Use tools for code formatting, linting, type-hints
- Configure these tools to produce minimum output to reduce token consumption. e.g. for
- Prettier: --log-level silent
- Cypress: cypress run --e2e --quiet
- For Refactoring/renaming: better do it manually, via VSCode, that is a lot faster
Cavemen style
Repo: [7]
npx skills add JuliusBrussee/caveman -a github-copilot
It has an option to install to local home dir instead of to project repo.
According to [8] It can be replaced by 6 hard coded lines in AGENTS.md:
Respond like smart caveman. Cut all filler, keep technical substance. - Drop articles (a, an, the), filler (just, really, basically, actually). - Drop pleasantries (sure, certainly, happy to). - No hedging. Fragments fine. Short synonyms. - Technical terms stay exact. Code blocks unchanged. - Pattern: [thing] [action] [reason]. [next step].
Context7
[9] offers an MCP server of latest spec to many languages, enabling the LLM to support latest versions and best practice.
npx ctx7 setup
In prompt write:
use context7. do xxx
RTK - Rust Token Killer
rtk init --global rtk init --global --opencode rtk init --global --gemini