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Firstbeam Comparisons

Your coding engines. Your accounts. Your editor. Compare Firstbeam with Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode and Windsurf — and find a workspace that fits the way you build.

Firstbeam brings Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode into one Windows workspace with reusable agent teams, project conversations, plans, Git and a bundled CLI. Keep your existing provider access and your preferred editor.

What makes Firstbeam different

Use the engine you trust. Organize the work around it. Firstbeam gives a mixed-engine project a common workspace instead of asking you to adopt another coding agent.

Real engines. Your accounts.

Use Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode through their native runtimes. Keep the access you already have.

Teams that follow the project

Save roles, models and permissions as reusable teams. Pick the roster that fits the task.

One workspace for the work

Keep project conversations, plans, Git and terminals close together without switching your editor.

Tools with a visible scope

Discover installed skills and MCP bindings. See their engine, account and project scope.

How to choose your coding workspace

Start with what you already trust: your editor, coding engines and provider accounts. Then decide which part of the workflow needs a common home. A new editor, another agent core and a project workspace solve different problems.

  • AI editors put completion and agents directly beside the code.
  • Native coding engines provide their own execution, tools and account access.
  • Firstbeam brings supported engines into a shared project, team and conversation workspace.

If your work already spans Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode, Firstbeam lets the project stay together while you choose the engine for each task. Compare the actual surfaces, account boundaries and setup steps below.

Compare Firstbeam side by side

Pick a tool for the full breakdown: engines, accounts, teams, workflow and practical adoption steps.

Build with your AI tools, not around them.

Keep the engines you trust. Give your projects, conversations and teams a shared workspace.

Windows x64CLI includedExisting engine accounts