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Comparisons, install guides and fixes for Claude Code and Codex, most of them about Windows. Written by the people building AigoPilot.

6 articles

What actually cuts a coding agent's token use: 19 measured studies

We measured what lowers Codex token usage over whole tasks. Prompts and retrieval barely helped; a structured workflow cut 87.56% on suitable migrations.

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Codex vs Claude Code: which one, and when to run both

OpenAI Codex and Anthropic's Claude Code compared on Windows support, sandboxing, models, plans, limits and daily use. And why many people end up running both.

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Claude Code on Windows: install it, check it, fix the common errors

How to install Claude Code on Windows 10 and 11 with PowerShell, CMD, WinGet, npm or WSL, check that it works, and fix the errors people hit most.

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Claude Code vs Cursor: an agent in the terminal or an editor with an agent

Claude Code and Cursor compared on how they work, Windows support, models, pricing and usage limits, and how to use them together in the same project.

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The best Claude Code GUIs for Windows

A fair list of graphical apps for Claude Code that run on Windows today: what each does, what it costs, which agents it supports, and which popular tools do not run on Windows.

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Claude Code notifications on Windows: get told when it finishes or needs you

Why Claude Code stays silent in Windows Terminal, and two ways to fix it: the terminal bell with a flashing taskbar, or a hook that shows a real Windows notification. Tested script included.

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