This is a useful adoption story: the trigger was an unavailable tool and a trusted person's suggestion, rather than a feature comparison. A practical lesson for builders is to make switching cheap: preserve repository instructions, offer one familiar first task, and make the result easy to compare with the previous tool.
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i was a happy claude code user, after using cursor, after using windsurf, after using copilot.
i was blessed with a shared/sponsored anthropic account...
one day, i tried to use claude code, and the account was out of credits.
i approached the person who administered that shared account, and they told me to use codex instead, and gave me a shared key for that.
so i did, because they know what they're talking about.
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i was blessed with a shared/sponsored anthropic account...
one day, i tried to use claude code, and the account was out of credits.
i approached the person who administered that shared account, and they told me to use codex instead, and gave me a shared key for that.
so i did, because they know what they're talking about.