The smartest coding agent isn't a model — it's an agent that picks the right model for the question you just asked. Claude when you want fast. Codex when you need deep. Always the right one. Never your problem.
No API keys · 50K tokens/day · Mac · Windows · Linux
You're already switching tabs between Claude and ChatGPT all day. CodeNow ends that. Ask any question — CodeNow figures out which lab is best for this question and routes it instantly. You get the answer. You don't think about which AI gave it.
Every prompt: think about which AI to use. Open the model picker. Compare prices. Hope you picked right. Get a slow answer to a quick question, or a shallow answer to a deep one.
Every prompt: just ask. CodeNow routes it to the right lab in milliseconds. Short question? Fast answer from Claude. Deep refactor? Careful answer from Codex. You see which lab answered — but you never had to choose.
Real prompts. Real routing. Real time. (You'll see the lab tag on every answer.)
The fastest model picker is no picker. Smart routing happens before you finish reading the response options on a dropdown.
50K tokens per day across both labs. No usage anxiety, no API-key setup. After 30 days, $9.99/mo to keep both labs — or stay free forever on local Ollama.
Fast questions get fast answers. Hard questions get careful answers. Never wait 12 seconds for a 2-second question. Never get a sloppy answer to an architectural one.
One lab raises prices? Has an outage? CodeNow auto-routes to the other. You never even notice. The only IDE that doesn't depend on a single AI provider's roadmap.
Every message is tagged with the lab + model that wrote it. Not a black box — a transparent assistant that earned your trust by showing its work.
Want to force Claude or Codex for a specific question? One click. CodeNow makes Smart the default — but never the only option.
30 days free with 50K tokens/day across Claude + Codex. No credit card. No API keys. After 30 days, $9.99/mo to keep both labs — or stay free forever on Local (Ollama, fully offline).
Mac · Windows · Linux · signed & notarized · auto-updates
Curious how the routing actually works? It's all in the wiki — open architecture, no black box.