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The terminal now offers eleven coding assistants
Pick Claude Code, Codex, ZeroLog Code, opencode, Kilo Code, goose, pi, Qwen Code, Nanocoder or Kimi Code in the terminal panel.
With a container (Mini or higher) you can now pick from eleven coding assistants in the terminal; nine use your ZeroLog credit, Codex and Claude Code with your own account do not.
The terminal used to start Claude Code or Codex. Now a picker lists eleven entries: Claude Code, Claude Code with your own account, Codex, ZeroLog Code, opencode, Kilo Code, goose, pi, Qwen Code, Nanocoder and Kimi Code. The picker groups them by ZeroLog models and your own account, and shows each one's model, setup state and approval.
Claude Code and Codex are part of the container image. The others are installed the first time you open them, from pinned versions with checksums, and only inside your own container. After a container rebuild they are restored from a cache within seconds.
Nine of them run on ZeroLog models through the OpenAI-style endpoint /v1/chat/completions and use your normal credit. Codex and Claude Code with your own account use your own account instead and spend no ZeroLog credit. The terminal needs a plan with a container, Mini or higher. Cancelling a request stops it at the provider, and a stream is billed once even when you cancel.
Your favourite is missing? The picker has a form to suggest one. A few tools did not make it because they do not run in the container, for example Cline, whose interface exits at once in tmux.