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Coding agents side by side

What each of the 18 coding agents supports inside AgentVera, in one table. It is built from the agent pages; pick an agent for the details.

Agent Made by Command Effort levels MCP and browser Account chains Copy conversation /compact
Claude Code Anthropic claude low · medium · high · xhigh · max Yes Yes Yes Yes
Codex OpenAI codex low · medium · high · xhigh Yes Yes Yes Yes
Gemini CLI Google gemini None Yes No No No
Copilot GitHub copilot minimal · low · medium · high · xhigh · max Yes No No Yes
Cursor Cursor Agent cursor-agent None Yes No No No
Antigravity Google agy low · medium · high macOS, Linux No No No
opencode Any provider opencode None Yes No Yes Yes
Hermes Nous Research hermes None Yes No No No
Qwen Code Alibaba qwen None Yes No No No
Kimi Code Moonshot AI kimi low · medium · high · max Yes No No No
Kiro AWS kiro-cli low · medium · high · xhigh · max Yes No No No
Amp Sourcegraph amp low · medium · high · ultra Yes No No No
Droid Factory droid low · medium · high · xhigh · max Yes No No No
Goose Block goose low · medium · high · max Yes No No No
Vibe Mistral vibe None Yes No No No
Crush Charm crush None Yes No No No
Aider Open source aider low · medium · high No No No No
Cline Cline CLI cline low · medium · high · xhigh Yes No No No

Agent by agent

Claude Code

Sign-in
The default account uses your existing Claude Code login. Every account you add gets its own CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR folder; you sign in with claude auth login in the app’s terminal.
Model
Models are listed by version from Claude Code’s local model catalog. Fast mode can be turned on for models that support it.
Effort
Auto, low, medium, high, extra high and max, picked with a slider.
Session resume
Each agent starts with its own session id (--session-id) and continues with --resume. The conversation can be copied into a new agent with --fork-session.
MCP
The MCP servers registered in AgentVera and the AgentVera browser (Playwright MCP) attach on every launch. Claude in Chrome is also available.

Codex

Sign-in
The default account uses your existing Codex login. Every account you add gets its own CODEX_HOME folder; you sign in with codex login in the app’s terminal.
Model
Models are read live with codex debug models.
Effort
The effort levels the selected model offers, picked with a slider.
Session resume
Each agent gets a stable conversation key; when the app reopens, the agent continues from the CLI’s local history. A conversation can be forked into a new agent with codex fork.
MCP
The MCP servers registered in AgentVera and the AgentVera browser attach on every launch.

Gemini CLI

Sign-in
Gemini CLI uses its own Google login or GEMINI_API_KEY; the agent’s terminal asks which on first launch.
Model
Left empty, Gemini CLI’s default model is used; a chosen model is passed with --model.
Effort
Gemini CLI has no effort levels.
Session resume
Each agent starts with a session id from AgentVera (--session-id); a saved session opens with --resume.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser attach on every launch, merged by name with your own Gemini settings.

Copilot

Sign-in
Copilot uses its own GitHub login; if you’re signed out, run /login in the agent’s terminal.
Model
Left empty, Copilot’s default model is used; a chosen model is passed with --model.
Effort
Minimal, low, medium, high, extra high and max (--reasoning-effort).
Session resume
Each agent starts with a session id from AgentVera (--session-id); a saved session opens with --resume.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are added on every launch with --additional-mcp-config.

Cursor

Sign-in
Cursor uses its own CLI session; if you’re signed out, the agent’s terminal asks you to sign in on first launch.
Model
Left empty, the model from your Cursor settings is used. List models with cursor-agent models.
Effort
Cursor CLI has no effort levels.
Session resume
The agent starts with the id of a chat opened by cursor-agent create-chat (--resume). If no id comes back, --continue is used.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are added as a local plugin and approved for the run.

Antigravity

Sign-in
Antigravity uses its own Google login; if you’re signed out, it asks you to sign in in the browser on first launch.
Model
Left empty, the model from your Antigravity settings is used. List models with agy models.
Effort
Low, medium and high (--effort).
Session resume
The agent opens its conversation by id (--conversation); without an id it continues the folder’s latest conversation (--continue).
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged with your own mcp_config.json on macOS and Linux.

opencode

Sign-in
Provider sign-in happens in opencode itself: /connect in the agent’s terminal or opencode auth login.
Model
The model list comes from opencode models --verbose, grouped by provider and cached for 10 minutes.
Effort
Each model’s own variants are shown as effort options.
Session resume
Each agent starts in its own opencode session (--session ses_…). The session is created ahead of time by a short-lived opencode serve that only listens on 127.0.0.1; duplicating forks it the same way.
MCP
The role, MCP servers and AgentVera browser travel as inline config and are merged with your own opencode.json.

Hermes

Sign-in
Hermes uses the provider and credentials you picked with hermes model; if it isn’t set up yet, run hermes setup first.
Model
Left empty, Hermes’ default model is used; AgentVera only passes an optional -m <model>.
Effort
Hermes has no effort levels.
Session resume
The session id is read from the startup banner or, after the first reply, from hermes sessions list. If none is saved, the agent opens a new session.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are added to a managed Hermes config on every launch.

Qwen Code

Sign-in
Qwen Code uses its own login, set with /auth in the agent’s terminal: an API key, a Qwen coding plan or a local model. The free Qwen OAuth tier ended on April 15, 2026.
Model
Left empty, Qwen Code’s default model is used; a chosen model is passed with --model.
Effort
Qwen Code has no effort levels.
Session resume
Each agent starts with a session id from AgentVera (--session-id); a saved session opens with --resume.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are passed with --mcp-config.

Kimi Code

Sign-in
Kimi uses its own login: kimi login, or /login in the agent’s terminal.
Model
A model alias from Kimi’s config.toml; left empty, the default model is used.
Effort
Low, medium, high and max.
Session resume
Kimi creates the session on the first message; AgentVera finds its id with kimi session list and returns to it on later launches.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are passed with --mcp-config-file, next to your own mcp.json.

Kiro

Sign-in
Kiro uses its own login (kiro-cli login); if you’re signed out, the agent’s terminal asks you to sign in.
Model
Left empty, Kiro’s default model is used. List models with kiro-cli chat --list-models.
Effort
Low, medium, high, extra high and max (--effort).
Session resume
Kiro picks its own ids; when continuing, the agent opens with its session id or the folder’s latest session.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged with your own Kiro mcp.json on every launch.

Amp

Sign-in
Amp uses its own ampcode.com login; if you’re signed out, the agent’s terminal asks you to sign in on first launch.
Model
Amp uses modes instead of models; the mode decides the model, prompt and tools.
Effort
Low, medium, high and ultra modes (--mode).
Session resume
The agent attaches to a thread created with amp threads new and returns to it with threads continue on later launches.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are passed with --mcp-config.

Droid

Sign-in
Droid uses its own Factory login; if you’re signed out, the agent’s terminal asks you to sign in at launch.
Model
Left empty, Droid’s default model is used; the model is passed through a per-run settings file.
Effort
Low, medium, high, extra high and max.
Session resume
Droid writes its session file once the conversation starts; AgentVera finds it and returns to that session with --resume next time.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged on top of your Droid settings for that run.

Goose

Sign-in
Goose uses the provider you picked with goose configure; it won’t open without one.
Model
Left empty, the model chosen in goose configure is used; a chosen model is passed with --model.
Effort
Low, medium, high and max.
Session resume
Every agent opens a named session of its own (--name) and returns to it with --resume.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are added to Goose as extensions.

Vibe

Sign-in
Vibe uses its own Mistral login or MISTRAL_API_KEY; a setup screen opens in the agent’s terminal on first launch.
Model
A model alias from Vibe’s settings (VIBE_ACTIVE_MODEL); left empty, the default model is used.
Effort
Vibe has no effort levels.
Session resume
Vibe writes its session after the first message; AgentVera finds it and returns with --resume next time.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged by name with your own Vibe servers.

Crush

Sign-in
Crush uses its own provider settings; the agent’s terminal asks on first launch.
Model
Crush’s interactive mode has no model flag; model and provider are picked inside Crush (Ctrl+L) or in its settings.
Effort
Crush has no effort levels.
Session resume
The session is found with crush session list after the first reply; on the next launch the agent returns to it with --session.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged with your own crush.json on every launch.

Aider

Sign-in
Aider reads provider API keys from environment variables or .aider.conf.yml.
Model
Left empty, Aider’s default model is used; a chosen model is passed with --model.
Effort
Low, medium and high (--reasoning-effort).
Session resume
Each agent uses its own history file under ~/.aider/agentvera/ and continues with --restore-chat-history.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers aren’t passed to Aider.

Cline

Sign-in
Cline uses its own provider setup (cline auth); if it isn’t set up, the agent’s terminal asks on first launch.
Model
Left empty, Cline’s saved model is used; a chosen model is also written to Cline’s settings.
Effort
Low, medium, high and extra high (--thinking).
Session resume
Cline creates the session on the first message; AgentVera finds the id with cline history and returns with --id next time.
MCP
AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser are merged with your own Cline MCP settings on every launch.

Questions

Which agents can use AgentVera’s MCP servers?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Cursor, opencode, Hermes, Qwen Code, Kimi Code, Kiro, Amp, Droid, Goose, Vibe, Crush, Cline get AgentVera’s MCP servers and browser on every launch. Antigravity gets them on macOS and Linux only; Aider does not.

Which agents have account chains?

Claude Code, Codex. When one account hits its limit, the agent carries on in the same conversation with the next account.

Which agents let me pick an effort level?

Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, Kimi Code, Kiro, Amp, Droid, Goose, Aider, Cline. The others have no separate effort setting.

How do I run a CLI that is not listed?

Any CLI that isn’t listed runs in a Terminal agent; the command only needs to be on your PATH.

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