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This page summarizes differences between common Nbility integration tools so you can choose based on your workflow.

Basic Information

ToolDeveloperForm factor
Claude CodeAnthropicTerminal tool
OpenAI CodexOpenAICLI + VSCode extension
RooCodeRoo VeterinaryVSCode extension
Qwen CodeAlibabaCLI tool
Droid CLIFactory AICLI tool
OpenCodeOpenCode AITerminal TUI

Platform Support

ToolmacOSWindowsLinux
Claude CodeYesYesYes
OpenAI CodexYesYesYes
RooCodeYesYesYes
Qwen CodeYesYesYes
Droid CLIYesYesYes
OpenCodeYesYesYes

IDE Integration

ToolTerminalVSCodeOther IDEs
Claude CodeYes--
OpenAI CodexYesYes-
RooCode-Yes-
Qwen CodeYes--
Droid CLIYes--
OpenCodeYes--

Configuration Differences

ToolEnvironment variablesConfig fileGUI settings
Claude CodeYes--
OpenAI CodexYesTOML + JSONVSCode settings
RooCode--Yes
Qwen CodeYes--
Droid CLI-JSONCLI interaction
OpenCodeYesJSONTUI interaction

Nbility Compatibility

ToolStatusDifficultyNotes
Claude CodeSupportedEasyMainly configured through environment variables
OpenAI CodexSupportedMediumRequires multiple files
RooCodeSupportedEasyConfigure through the graphical UI
Qwen CodeSupportedEasyEnvironment variables are enough
Droid CLISupportedMediumRequires manual JSON editing
OpenCodeSupportedMediumRequires a config file

Tool Characteristics

ToolOverview
Claude CodeMature terminal experience with strong code understanding and execution flow
OpenAI CodexCovers both CLI and VSCode, useful when switching between workflows
RooCodeMore graphical, good for users who prefer staying in VSCode
Qwen CodeLightweight and direct, friendly for Chinese comments and docs workflows
Droid CLIStrong custom model support, useful for large-context setups
OpenCodeClear TUI, supports multiple providers and model organization

How to Choose

Tip: If you mainly develop in the terminal, start with Claude Code or Codex. Claude Code is more direct to configure; Codex also has VSCode extension support.

Tip: If you mostly work in VSCode, RooCode and Codex are smoother. RooCode has a lower setup barrier, while Codex is more flexible.

Tip: If you want the fastest first successful integration, Claude Code, RooCode, and Qwen Code are usually the easiest.

Tip: If you need fine-grained model parameters or larger context settings, Droid CLI is a better fit.

Tip: If your day-to-day collaboration, comments, and docs are mainly in Chinese, Qwen Code often fits that usage style well.