claude-codex-settings vs pilot-shell
claude-codex-settings: A battle-tested configuration and plugin collection for AI coding tools like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor. It provides pre-built skills, commands, hooks, subagents, and MCP servers to enhance productivity. The repository centralizes best practices from Anthropic, OpenAI, and community plugins into a single, easy-to-install setup.; pilot-shell: Pilot Shell enhances Claude Code with structured workflows for spec-driven development, efficient bug fixes, and product requirement generation. It integrates quality gates, preserves context, and optimizes token usage, enabling engineers to produce consistent, production-grade code.
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Set up a comprehensive AI coding assistant environment across multiple tools
- You use Claude Code and want `/spec` to replace plan mode with discuss, plan, approve, TDD, verify.
- You want separate flows for bugs (`/fix`) and requirements (`/prd`).
- You want teammates to review a spec through a shared link.
- You use an agent other than Claude Code: it only works on top of Claude Code.
- You need clear licence terms: GitHub does not detect a licence, so confirm before using it at work.
- Most of your tasks are small: a full spec flow is heavier than plain Claude Code.
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