Integration

Multi-Agent Framework

Z Code is built on a multi-agent framework that integrates several leading command-line AI agents into one product experience. You can configure and use these agents directly in the app without jumping between tools, creating a true all-in-one AI-assisted development workflow.

The current lineup includes Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and OpenCode.


How To Choose The Right Agent

When creating a task, you can choose the most suitable agent framework based on task complexity and working style. Each framework has different strengths:

Select an agent framework

Agent FrameworkProviderCore StrengthRecommended ModelsBest Use Cases
Claude CodeAnthropicStrong multi-file reasoning and structured autonomous execution across complex projectsSonnet 4.5, Opus 4.6Architecture refactors, legacy upgrades, complex multi-file changes
Gemini CLIGoogleExcellent for frontend work, large context windows, multimodal input, built-in web searchGemini 3 Pro, Gemini 3 FlashFrontend development, design-to-code tasks, Google ecosystem projects
CodexOpenAIStrong at bug fixing and deep issue diagnosisGPT-Codex-5.3, GPT-5.2 seriesBug fixing, deep troubleshooting, diagnostics and optimization
OpenCodeOpen-source communityFlexible open-source coding agent with support for multiple LLM backendsMultiple models supportedOpen-source workflows, custom model integration, flexible workflow design

Switch Agent Frameworks

During a conversation, you can switch frameworks at any time from the top menu without creating a new task. Because each framework excels in different areas, switching flexibly lets you get the best assistance within the same workflow.

Switch agent framework


Workflow Suggestions

  1. Complex projects — use Claude Code (Sonnet 4.5 / Opus 4.6) for architecture and deep refactor tasks
  2. Frontend work — switch to Gemini CLI (Gemini 3 Pro / Flash) for faster UI and page implementation
  3. Bug fixing — use Codex (GPT-Codex-5.3 / GPT-5.2) for targeted debugging and diagnosis
  4. Open and custom workflows — use OpenCode when you need custom model integration and more flexible workflows

Next Steps